I would say more like "move" the space shuttle.
Marketing is big business for a reason. They are well-versed in grabbing you in 30-60 seconds. Yes that's impressive but what they fail to tell you is that most likely any of the other trucks in the class could have done the same thing if they thought of it first.
"Most towing capacity", "Most horsepower", etc. don't really drive my purchase decisions. You have high towing capacity? Great, but what if it has the lowest GVWR? Not so good. Most horsepower? Sure, by 3 Hp. I'll never notice the difference.
Quick story: in my younger years I went vehicle shopping. The salesman couldn't answer any question about the mechanics of the truck but he was determined to get me into the vehicle and his selling point was that "it's the same color as the one on the brochure".
I'm more OCD than most but I am also practical. As much as I'd love a new vehicle (this is my first one and I feel spoiled even though I'm over 50) I would buy what I needed to be comfortable. If that's looking at 4-year-old trucks instead of brand new, so be it.
I grew up where "getting there was half the fun" and have carried that forward with my family. If I'm towing at capacity, trying to control the trailer, wondering if something is going to break, and white-knuckle driving then that's not fun. For me, travelling has always been an enjoyable experience and if I'm always worrying it's not worth it.
I see plenty of people driving around (and passing me) overloaded, no WDH, no tow mirrors, and (probably) way over capacity of the truck. That's their decision and it will eventually catch up with them.
Just my .03
