It depends on where you live and what you need the pickup for. I have owned only one 4wd in my life, a 79 Power Wagon I bought new because I just had to have in my young days. I did have a need for the 4wd when I pulled wagons and had livestock at that time, or at least I thought I had a need. I still have the Power Wagon and I saw my son go driving by in it today but now the way I live on this flat land with good roads I very rarely need it. Besides that we don’t get much snow anymore. My other pickups are a Colorado 2wd I bought cheap because it was not 4wd, and a 98 Dodge Cummins 2wd dually. There have been times when I wished I had 4wd but I got out OK without being on the end of a rope. The dually isn’t good in snow I will admit but I hardly use it anyway. The roads around here are plowed quickly and if I really needed to get out I have a good sized loader tractor with a warm cab that will get me there.
My neighbor who has stock cows on here different farms utilizes 4wd all the time.
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