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I thought CreepyUncleGoogle returned...
Who's going to drive into the side of another car? Who's going to hit a pole at 15 and 30mph? Who's going to...? Ya'know, not everyone has concrete shoulders--and even in areas that do, vehicles don't magically stop when they reach the edge. Here in LA, you either have super soft dirt after a narrow (~4-5ft) asphalt shoulder, or you have ditch. In the dirt, you'll either slide until you stop, or if it's a bit dry you'll be lucky if you don't flip (assuming high center of gravity vehicle and 40mph+). And as I said earlier in the thread, you'll be more likely to flip if you hit sand than if you're on asphalt. As for dirt, it depends on how soft/sticky it is. Stickier dirt and dirt that lets tires dig in are more likely to cause a flip than loose dry dirt or really hard dirt.
So if you can't think of a reason someone would need for a "giant" F150 or Suburban, then they don't have a need and shouldn't have one. That's not logic, that's arrogance.
You continue to show your arrogance. My brother drives a big truck and the bed is absolutely clean for two reasons. 1) He has the truck to tow his work trailer that has all his tools in it, and 2) He keeps it clean and doesn't abuse it. Trust me, he needs that truck. Just like I need my 4wd jeep. You won't find any dirt packed into the undercarriage because I keep it clean, and because I mostly use it in the winter where I have to drive miles on roads that aren't at the top of the list for snow removal (the rest of the time I drive a very fuel efficient motorcycle).
