The first answerer gave you some good advice. Ditto here. I can't understand why a 16 year old "needs" a 4WD or a towing package. You don't want to hear this, but you are a exceptionally inexperienced driver. You don't need to drive a few people anywhere. Let me tell you something. Once you get a set of wheels, you will have "friends" that you didn't know you had coming out from every corner of your school and elsewhere. They really aren't your friends, but they will gravitate to you because you can give them rides and/or take them places. In other words, they will use you. Good luck on your truck choices. Also, good luck on your choices of new friends after you get your vehicle.
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I REALLY NEED CAR HELP?
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okay well im 16 and i am looking to buy a truck. i found one and am going to look at it tomoro it is relatively cheap ($6,500) and has what i need like 4 wheel drive, and a towing package.its a 1999 dodge ram. However i dont know if i should pass it up and try to look for a 4 door dodge ram. I have yet to find one that is 4 wheel drive with 4 doors under $9500. Do you think i would suffer that much with having only single cab im just afraid of maybe i mite need to drive a few people somewhere but i cant. advicee
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aquarius2104
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I'm going to sound like my parent here for a minute, but you should not pass up the single-cab. it is a good deal, you will spend a lot more for an extended cab. and at 16, trust me, the less people you have in the car to distract you, the better.
The first answerer gave you some good advice. Ditto here. I can't understand why a 16 year old "needs" a 4WD or a towing package. You don't want to hear this, but you are a exceptionally inexperienced driver. You don't need to drive a few people anywhere. Let me tell you something. Once you get a set of wheels, you will have "friends" that you didn't know you had coming out from every corner of your school and elsewhere. They really aren't your friends, but they will gravitate to you because you can give them rides and/or take them places. In other words, they will use you. Good luck on your truck choices. Also, good luck on your choices of new friends after you get your vehicle.