What do they call this in your country, Ute or Pick-up?

>>67708787
pick up

We don't have anything that cool in our country.

It resembles a pickup, but it's more useful. The F250s they rent at Home Depot for $19.99 for 75 minutes are the closest we have. And they're damned useful so long as you hurry.

Pickup.

>>67708787
Kat kat

>>67708927
What does an American ute look like?

>>67708927
I dont get it, what makes this ute more useful than an american pickup?

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>>67709009
The Colorado is probably the closest thing in size to the 70 that's available in NA.

>>67708787
We call that "Lava-auto"
Directly translated it would be "Pallet car"
But I guess it's more like a pick-up truck.

>>67709077
its like someone built an un-shrink ray and pointed it at a matchbox car

>>67708787
Here we call it a "I'm a global warming denying Rethuglican" mobile

>>67709055

The bed is closer to a flatbed less likely to be damaged. It has a headache rack. The roo bars, Hellas, and snorkle are a nice touch but it's the mild lift and shallow breakover angles that allow it to be used off road without the fear of scratching the paint or - god fobid - scratching an alloy wheel.

Our pickups are bigger, but so many people buy them without needing them that the whole market has moved upscale and - dare I say - pussified.

Would you haul manure, rocks, or old boards in this (let alone take it off road) ?? What about mud on the leather seats? At US$52K for one?

We need mid-sized, rigged cheap pickups again. White paint, open fenders, flat beds.

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>>67709448

Oh yeah, Pic would be helpful. This is the pickup most Americans aspire to, in spite of the vast majority of them living in the 'burbs.