The size - we call it The Land Yacht, she takes five acres to turn around! Not actually, but it sure does feel like it. The length of the Super Duty allows us to carry everything, but it takes up a lot of floor space. There are some parking lots where I use four parking spaces, not because it requires it standing still, but because I'll need the area to pull out of the parking lot. When the lots are narrow and made for small cars or sedans, big babes like mine have to claim some territory so we don't harm the little guys. The other main complaint we have would be the inability to recline the rear seats. The 90-degree angle can get uncomfortable, and we end up shifting around in the seats. And we end up leaning up against the door, which of course is not what the manufacturer intended. The last inconvenience, we agree as a whole, is that the front seats do not lay flat when reclined. It would be nice if the front seat would lay flat with the rear seat creating a large sleeping area when traveling. We travel as a family - mom and dad (both over 200 pounds), a growing teenager, and two large dogs over 100 pounds. We need space. We like space, and we take up space. One of our dogs doesn't like to share and gets to ride up front. Laying the seats into one large sleep area would make rest areas much more comfortable.

The worst thing about my truck is that it does not get good mileage in town. And it is a little hard to run a bunch of errands in because it's 22 feet long and very wide. It doesn't fit so nicely into a crowded parking lot.

We have had some problems since buying it a year ago. Had to replace 1 of the radiators and the brakes, rotors, etc. Everything is very expensive when it has to go in for service.