They exist, but I don't see them often. Mostly people who live in the countryside. It's practical since you can move shit around that you wouldn't even need in a city.
Your country
Connor Ramirez
Nathaniel Sullivan
They exist
Most are owned by VW employees here in my opinion.
And some hunters, civil engineers, farmers and people who use large trailers.
Most have a reason to use them. But there is a minority of US fan boys who compensate their small penises
Ayden Jackson
Yes
Actually people who use them for work, farmers, construction workers. They are less popular than vans though. I also saw a couple of RAMs here, but they are cringy as fuck. Most of the trucks are cheaper and way less luxurious than the american ones.
Jack Cooper
Are Swedish roads large?
Do you know why you Westerners are more individualist and independent than Easterners though?
Parker Young
they exist but only in the form of the Toyota Hilux and they're only owned by farmers or builders
they also usually have one of those things over the back of it that makes it basically a van
Austin Lewis
Eastern Canada's history lies mostly in colonial trading companies, so people over there got very used to working for the government and big businesses. The cultural influence of that makes them much more prone to relying on external powers, so they'll do stuff like buy a small car for commuting and just rent a big van for when they need to carry things.
Westerners were just given land and left to their own devices for a few generations, so everybody got used to relying mostly on themselves and their direct companions like friends and family. This made us much more proactive in being ready for stuff just because we were rarely able to get help from anybody else.
David Miller
We have a lot of suburban cowboys, but the majority still use trucks for their purpose - either for work or play. In the Midwest though, if you don't have a truck it basically means you're gay.
Landon Adams
>Are Swedish roads large?
idk maybe
Ryder Lee
Yes
Mixed, but american ones are used in the cities, and farmers mostly use japanese ones
Julian Adams
Yes, filthy provincianos use them to do their filthy works in their filthy provinces.