2009 Dodge Ram 1500: No longer just for work

[seftonm]

The MDS probably helps the Hemi on the highway as well.

Maybe I was wrong to think of Canada as the last beacon of enlightenment in North America when it comes to vehicular issues?

It probably depends on the region. Being used to seeing trucks everywhere, I was very surprised on my first visit to southern Ontario to see how few there were comparatively. There seems to be a bigger proportion of trucks in the west. Where I grew up, it wasn't unusual to see a parking lot looking like this:

[JusBringIt]

Originally Posted by seftonm

The MDS probably helps the Hemi on the highway as well.


It probably depends on the region. Being used to seeing trucks everywhere, I was very surprised on my first visit to southern Ontario to see how few there were comparatively. There seems to be a bigger proportion of trucks in the west. Where I grew up, it wasn't unusual to see a parking lot looking like this:

Does anyone drive cars here???

[Earthling]

On a bike trip to the Gaspe a few years ago (Quebec), I was surprised at how few trucks there were on the road. There were mostly small cars, and almost no SUV's.

Ontario is more into FSP hulks. On a recent trip to Niagara Falls, Ont., I noticed that there were more "American" cars in Ontario on a percentage basis than in the US...

Harry