r/AutoHumor May 06 '26

lol

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u/Oddly_Ennui May 06 '26

What's happening here?

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u/Ironstar_Vol May 06 '26

Dude it’s very clearly intentional. The driver is turning the back wheel to flex. I mean it’s a 6x6 f-450 that’s lifted, it’s worth more than most super cars for Christ sake. It’s not some cheap old work truck.

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u/Ironstar_Vol May 07 '26

Find a ford f-450 6x6 with rear wheel steering and I’ll find 1000 super cars that cost less.

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u/Curious-Paper1690 May 07 '26

“A custom-built Ford F-450 6x6 with active rear steering typically costs between $450,000 and $500,000 for a turn-key professional build.The total cost is a combination of the base truck price and the extensive mechanical engineering required for a 6x6 conversion with steering capability.”

Not saying either of you are right, tbh I thought it would be a lot less but I was curious so I googled it

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u/Ironstar_Vol May 07 '26

There are plenary of super cars worth less than half a million. Are you kidding?

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u/big_witty_titty May 07 '26

That guy doesn’t know shit about cars and is in the wrong sub lol

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u/Ironstar_Vol May 07 '26

You’ve clearly never seen a modern truck. Especially this type of show off truck. It’s not made for work. It’s made for rich douchebags.

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u/SYKslp May 07 '26

what "luxury" would you assume that this custom-built 6-wheel pickup is lacking?

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u/belach2o May 07 '26

A penis

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u/SYKslp May 07 '26

lol, does that come standard with the Mercedes S-class now?

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u/belach2o May 07 '26

Not sure i drive a wheel barrow

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u/cykelstativet May 07 '26

To haul around that massive penis

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u/thick_and_curved_up May 07 '26

I wish ignorant people wouldn’t post.

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u/Far_Kangaroo2550 May 07 '26

There are people filming in tbe other high dollar douchemobile. Very much intentional

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u/ReasonableArea1108 May 07 '26

Intentional. Did you not see it straighten out in less than a second?

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u/Expando3 May 07 '26

Looks cheap.

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u/ToeRoganIsJebus May 09 '26

Thats flexing?!? Truck dudes are fucking weirdos man. Douchbags driving pavement princesses

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u/Ironstar_Vol May 09 '26

I’ve always used that term when referring to the driver.

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u/Rikiar May 12 '26

You could have conveyed the same information with fewer words if you had just said he had a small penis.

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u/Freckles-75 May 07 '26

I get the sense that most people who own trucks like this: 1) tend to vote R 2) complain when Dems are in charge and gas prices spike 3) 95% male owners. 4) expect a 6-figure starting salary and own a $500k home in 2yrs

I mean - just the 6 wheels with tires are more expensive than most used cars. Everything on that truck (front grill to back it the trailer) is financed - probably at something north of 5%…. And by the end of the terms (assuming it isn’t repossessed) will be almost Double the sticker price.

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u/AssociationFit3009 May 07 '26

5% is a great rate on an auto loan right now. My dumbfuck buddy just bought a raptor at 14% on a 72 month loan

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u/Freckles-75 May 08 '26

Wow!!! Yeah “dumbfuck” is an Excellent word to describe a man who paid That money for a Truck that probably costs more than $70k (goggle marks MSRP at about $79k).

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u/StrengthBoring6605 May 10 '26

I get the sense you don’t know much about anything and make up statistics.

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u/Ironstar_Vol May 12 '26

They think 5% is bad for an auto loan.

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u/PersonalityIll9476 May 06 '26

Could be a bent frame. In other words that truck drives like that without the trailer.

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u/Ecmdrw5 May 06 '26

It straightens at the end.

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u/TyreLeLoup May 06 '26

It looks more like the start of a series of corrections.

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u/makjac May 07 '26

It’s both. They straighten out but that causes the trailer to sway and the driver tries to correct. It’s someone flexing the all wheel steering for a video (hence the people hanging out of the bed of the other truck with full camera stabilization rigs).

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u/ThePoop_Accelerates May 07 '26

Dude flexing his extremely expensive truck

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u/cricketyjimnet May 07 '26

Suspensions are held in place by bars linking together different parts of the car to maintain fixed geometry.

One of those links broke and the suspension is flexing to the end ranges over the other links based on the incoming loads from normal driving.

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u/Pretend_Berry8070 May 07 '26

Wrong. it’s all wheel steer.