The Japanese-made trucks have gained a cultlike following, attracting small-business owners seeking affordable alternatives to traditional pickup trucks.
Traditionally they’ve been banned because they don’t do well in crash testing, as they don’t have crumple zones or airbags.Here’s some testing from 2010 by the insurance industry arguing that they shouldn’t be on highways.
Traditionally they’ve been banned because they don’t do well in crash testing, as they don’t have crumple zones or airbags. Here’s some testing from 2010 by the insurance industry arguing that they shouldn’t be on highways.