If scooters are allowed on the roads, then why not these.
Kei cars
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2003 Suzuki carry truck acty sambar van
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2003 Suzuki carry truck acty sambar van
CA$9,499
Listed 18 weeks ago
18 weeks ago
in Toronto, ON
Driven 50,000 km
Manual transmission
Exterior color: White · Interior color:
Seller's description
Many many trucks in stock and mini van Pick up from montreal or we can ship to ur door
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Unusual, but practical and functional. Not sure if you had a chance, watch the video above or skim through the more reviewed parts of the video. I love this thing.
Those lightweight pickups are everywhere in Japan and very popular among all kinds of tradesmen. They have yellow license plates to indicate the small engine (660 cc displacement). As you can imagine from those thin tires they are not built for speed, but with the "Kei" designation come cheaper taxes and owning costs.
It would be hard to blend those K trucks and K cars into North American highways. The guy in the video manages to go 100km/h and even says he drives it on the Interstate, but it's probably not very comfortable at that speed, surrounded by others going faster with ease, even if you're constantly hugging the right-most lane. Having said that, as with anything made in Japan it's a very efficient, safe, and reliable type of vehicle on its own.
It's an extremely efficient vehicle and cheap. But of course, only in Japan, where else right? No doubt it's a bumpy ride, but I would think it's designed more for short local trips around the 'hood.Those lightweight pickups are everywhere in Japan and very popular among all kinds of tradesmen. They have yellow license plates to indicate the small engine (660 cc displacement). As you can imagine from those thin tires they are not built for speed, but with the "Kei" designation come cheaper taxes and owning costs.
It would be hard to blend those K trucks and K cars into North American highways. The guy in the video manages to go 100km/h and even says he drives it on the Interstate, but it's probably not very comfortable at that speed, surrounded by others going faster with ease, even if you're constantly hugging the right-most lane. Having said that, as with anything made in Japan it's a very efficient, safe, and reliable type of vehicle on its own.
I like it.
They're allowed if they're 15 years old. Your issue in Ontario will be insurance. IF you can find someone to insure it, you're be at facility rates ( $2k/month?).
that said, if you have private property and are looking at a side by side, there are better and cheaper.
that said, if you have private property and are looking at a side by side, there are better and cheaper.
I've seen them on the road. It makes sense if someone buys them to work on their farm. It's much cheaper than a regular truck.
