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For them, only a pickup will do.
But all that extra horsepower, torque, towing power and payload capacity doesnt come cheap.
Kelley Blue Book (KBB) ranks the Santa Cruz as Americas No.
1 most fuel-efficient truck, which is as essential to middle-class motorists as a sub-$30,000 price tag.
Middle-class families will appreciate that its cheaper than competitors like the Honda Ridgeline, Jeep Gladiator and GMC Canyon.
Its the full-size pickup of choice for everyone.
KBB, MotorTrend and Edmunds all rank it as the No.
That makes a hybrid a good compromise between fuel economy, clean energy and cost.
Most of the top models start in the $40,000s or above, but one is much more accessible.
Car and Driver ranks the Ford Maverick as Americas No.
1 best hybrid pickup.
The publication says that its plenty capable but is half the price and half the size of the F-150.
That might just make it the perfect pickup for middle-class America especially considering it gets 40 mpg.
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