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I hate that this is becoming the norm
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Isn't that still just a pick-up truck?
I've only ever seen these:
A van but with a flatbed.
It's a LandCruiser cab/chassis with a tray. They aren't common outside Australia and Africa
The thing is though, in Australia people don't buy these for everyday driving, they are expensive and industrial, there are no incentives to push people and car sellers toward bigger vehicles
Dual cab models are available, but are only popular in overland/off-road enthusiasts who aren't bothered by the small tray
So we don't have them trying to park in town, naturally they're more common in rural areas, but rural towns have longer parking places