The US has a thing for big trucks. America moves its cargo around in big trucks, while the rest of the world depends more on trains. Piloting a large vehicle makes a man feel bigger, stronger, and more masculine. America also has a thing about hard work, so a big work truck is a status symbol, even if you just use it to tool around town. And they've been getting bigger every year. Driving around in a big truck makes you feel invincible, like you're in a military tank, but it also shows everyone that you can afford a ridiculous amount of money for a truck that never gets dirty. This brings us to the extreme video here.
The biggest consumer pickup truck you can buy in America is the International CXT. CXT somehow stands for Commercial Extreme Truck. Nolan Sykes and Justin Freeman of Donut Media show us the various International XT trucks, and then take the CXT out for a spin in Atlanta. Let's see how well it works for them. There's a one-minute skippable ad at :36 that many commenters said was the best part of the video.