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Yes, it was labeled Compact Only
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Supercrew and and a 5.5' bed. Puts the wheel base at 157" (3.99m) and the overall vehicle length of 244" (6.2m)
The turning radius on that thing is beyond terrible.
Now a standard parking spot is 216" (5.49m) long and a compact is 192" (4.88m). Parking spots are not designed for vehicles that large at all. So parking them is a constant challenge that most often ends in failure.