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Gods I’d love A small truck like that if they made them, I know this is fuck cars and I agree with the sentiment, but I’d much rather these be everywhere than the monstrosities on the road today
May I introduce you to the Kei-Truck?
Aren't those illigal to drive in most of the US? Besides that, they also cap at like 60mph, right? That really limits thier usefulness in a lot of the US, these are mostly good for cities, right?
Don't get me wrong I love kei trucks, but I think having small regular pickups would help a ton too.
Oh for sure, I'm not trying to defend the status quo, if anything g I'm saying we need kei trucks and stricter regulation making regular pickups smaller and more efficient. No one who doesn't actually need a massive hauling truck should have one imo