You can but they dont lose value nearly the same way. You can look it up yourself but from my experience a used truck will maintain a value closer to its sale price than a passenger sedan will almost Everytime.
For some reason jeeps also are the same in my region, but that could be a local thing for sure.
I’d be looking still at 40-50k minimum for a truck that was made within the past 10 years.
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