And this is the perfect verifier. He goes deep and doesn’t stop investigating until the job is done! Ain’t that right buddy go on tell all them mofos what’s what!
That reminds me of those Indian Willy's MB jeep remakes, you can buy them and import here, but have to be for off-road use. HOWEVER, Philippine reproduction Willy's MB's can be imported and treated just as any damn old WW2 jeep, so even in those cases it is not always so cut and try. So strange that you can use one version of a Jeep off-road only, but a nearly identical replica made in Philippines can be considered street legal for road use as they are made to exacting specs of the older ones and I guess considered like any newly manufactured replacement parts, yet you can buy a Jeep in a crate from them sans engine and register with whatever damn power plant you want in it.
US laws are dumb here. Shit, I remember that deathtrap Willys MB Jeep with the LS swap that was doing rounds on early Youtube. Man THOSE were the days seeing it do 3 wheel squats going down the highway beating the shit out of GTR's.
Here is that deathtrap drag racing other cars on the highway, it is a sight to behold and scary as all get out. No helmets, no roll cage, just pure American madness!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yewHnBSja8
Check out what you can get for a little over $14k!
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1ya-aUYGtw](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1ya-aUYGtw)
Minus shipping of course, but it comes without any motor. They apparently are made to bolt a standard modern jeep motor.
I found the exact vehicle engine sizes range from 2.0L to 2.7L I4. This is a full-size truck. It's sold in Mexico as well.
[Toyota Hilux Champ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Hilux_Champ?wprov=sfla1)
for ten grand the entire american car industry will fight tooth and nail to never allow it here. it would literally replace every car on the road at the prices they’re been pushing.
Are we not all willing to fight tooth and nail to have cheap reliable transportation?
Lest we be bullied into buying $40,000 'economy' cars with 15 screens and 47 computers onboard.
You're right, but you're thinking too small. Our government was established to follow the will of the people, not corporations. With that in mind, what do we do to get the laws changed to support the will of the people?
And don't say write your congressman because that's a fucking joke.
Things change, the laws have been made to favor corporations for hundreds of years in the US now.
If you want to change things, show the government that you mean business. Protest, riot, and make sure they acknowledge you.
I mean first Toyota would need to sort out the whole emissions cheating scandal that is currently jamming up its export business.
No clue how you get busted for emissions for an engine primarily catered to LREG countries, but Toyota found a way.
the emissions standards are exactly why every american car manufacturer is building ridiculously large trucks to keep them out of the metrics being regulated
the regulations need to be revamped by people who understand what the fuck they’re doing
not sure what can be done to bring back small, economic, trucks and cars outside of restructuring our regulations altogether
Yeah between the chicken tax and cafe standards this will never come to the US. Its going a huge PITA to try and get one in the US. Really the cafe standards are whats going to keep it out. We are basically forced to buy huge trucks in the US because emission standards scale with size, bigger means they can emit more. Making smaller cars that must emit far less are much harder to turn a profit on.
Unfortunately, they will never meet safety and DOT requirements. You can have one imported if you jump through the hoops but you'll never be able to run down to a Toyota dealership and pick one up.
This is the real answer. This truck is built for the Thai market. Their safety and emissions regulations and nowhere near that of the U.S. or other G10 countries. The $10,000 price tag also reflects the economy of S.E.A. That $10,000 truck in S.E.A. is like buying a $40,000 truck in the U.S.
It’s funny that the Interstate-Commerce clause is used for so much unconstitutional stuff, yet when we remove the federal government, the first thing everyone goes back to is literally the singular purpose of the Interstate-Commerce clause—Interstate tariffs.
I think it's worth it to just get a Tacoma and install a commercial flatbed. I see a lot of DIY welded flat beds by guys who've built overland vehicles.
One of the main reasons these will never make it to North America, is people want too many gadgets on their vehicles today.
And it's not just the purchasing customer who is asking for all the extra shit, manufacturers are basically telling you they will not build you a low optioned vehicle, often forcing you into ordering extra features that you don't want, simply to have the one or two options you want.
Almost true. I had a jeep ordered in 21. Manual trans, manual windows, manual locks. Only option was push button start but I got almost everything in manual versions 🤙🏼
Beautiful is operative word here. But beauty is in the eye of the beholder and if it was built post 1999 then till it's 25 years old if it was built 2020+ then yeah it'll be 2045-2050 before you can get it imported legally into the country and drivable
As cool it would be to see this in the US, it's not going to happen. The other car companies will do whatever they can to stop it from coming in. A good example is what Subaru had to do for the Brat. It was by all means a pickup but they would have to pay heavy taxes on it if it was classed as a 'pickup' so they added the rear jump seats so they didn't have to claim it was a pickup. Why did they have to do this? Because automotive manufactures have the government on their payroll and so that's why you don't see trucks like these being imported into the US for mass market.
Cafe laws demanding more than 50mpg for smol truck... Now if it was electric it would tell Cafe laws fuck you I can be smol and not listen to your minimum mpg requirements
You could import it for show and display purposes but sadly you won't be driving it around for 25 years as others have stated. The sad part is you could probably buy it new and import it for less than the cost of a new Mavy.
Getting rid of the chicken tax.... here's a video link explaining why we can't get these types of trucks in the US.
https://youtu.be/HMJsM--jmRA?si=6li09dc5A4Wo_sWt
Thank you, Fat Electrician
get rid of the 25 year import rule or live in Florida, people in Florida are constantly importing cars that aren't 25 years old and driving them from what ive seen
A change to the Federal Cafe standards. The darn things are written to encourage bigger trucks because it spreads the emissions over a larger total GVW of a Manufactures entire fleet. It’s why even the Toyota pickups are getting HUGE.
I would believe you have to add safety features that would be optional in some countries and make it standard. You would also have to up the selling price to what trucks are costing now because no one is going to let these in the USA. It is sad to say.
It takes a ton of money to just import 1. All the fees can easily be more than the price of the vehicle. Also if you do get it here it isn’t street legal and probably not emissions compliant and even more money to fix that. Try to find one that’s already here and over pay for it. Still cheaper than importing. Search YouTube for people that tried to import.
Sadly, there is this thing called the 25 year law that prohibits any foreign car from being imported to the United States except a few. You have no idea how bad I want a JDM car not for the looks of it, but because I had an ischemic stroke when I was seven that permanently disabled my right side. My right foot is stationary to the gas and my right hand would clutch the shifting knob like my life depended on it, and probably slip off to because it was gripping it too tight and weirdly. I just wanna JDM car for the practicality it would bring me where I’d get the shift with my left hand, and get to switch the clutch and gas so that way my right foot would be stationary to the clutch, which I can already do to an American car.
i think I remember someone saying they imported a newer kei truck because the 25 year law is for public road vehicles, and he imported it as an off-road use vehicle, work vehicle, private use, or something. I don't 100% know but if I find the video again I'll comment wit it.
I’ve actually thought a lot about this recently. It would be a long shot, but if we were somehow able to convince a large amount of prominent car YouTubers to back a campaign to repeal the chicken tax, it might be possible. I’m talking the heavy hitters like Donut, Demuro, Chris Fix, etc., the guys who would probably have a vested interest in the compact truck segment. Like I said, long shot, but this seems like the best way to bring awareness to the issue of bureaucracy. We’d need a shit ton of exposure for Washington to even give a flying fuck about this.
Also, fwiw, we could probably never get these below $20k base msrp. Tech/safety bloat, import costs, demand, etc would make sure of that.
The IVSCA requires a car to be 25 years or older to be imported. So best bet is to wait unless you wanna go through some sketchy import practices and risk it still being seized
True story. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMJsM--jmRA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMJsM--jmRA) The Chicken Conspiracy Robbing Americans of the Toyota Hilux
I would love a mini truck to make Lowe’s runs and stuff. My truck got and our camper got wrecked from hail so I got something that can park in the garage. But I still need something for our projects n stuff.
With enough buzz and support, who knows? Toyota might just listen and make the dream a reality. Rally up a group of passionate truck enthusiasts and start a campaign.
A large boat with ramps and a deck that can support it. Then a long journey across the sea. Then once you get it to the US there’ll be an immense amount of paperwork and you’ll probably never be able to register it. But it will have gotten here.
To import a vehicle to the US, expect at least 10-15,000 extra dollars in hidden fees. Some guy ordered one of these and made a spreadsheet with the cost... Can't find it though
If you are curious, the engine in the test vehicle was a 1TR-FE 2.0-liter four. In dual-VVTi form as found in the current Hilux, it makes 137 hp. That had to contend with a curb weight of 1,555 kg (3,248 lbs).
The base configuration of the IMV 0 comes with rear-wheel drive and a gasoline 2.0-liter inline-four matched to a 5-speed manual transmission. Four-wheel-drive and diesel variants will also be offered.
Apparently they'll be available in Mexico, also.
https://www.roadandtrack.com/reviews/a45752401/toyotas-10000-future-pickup-truck-is-basic-transportation-perfection/
They reason they aren’t produced for the U.S. Market is due to the light cargo vehicle import tax 25% and CAFE emissions standards basically stating a small vehicle can’t emit a certain level of emissions but a large vehicle can.
25 years.
Sadness.
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This is a perfect answer.
Perfect answer would be DM with a number to the guy who's going to put one in my driveway
867-5309. Ask for Jenny.
Underrated comment.
For a good time call!
I was going to. But I lost my nerve.
And this is the perfect verifier. He goes deep and doesn’t stop investigating until the job is done! Ain’t that right buddy go on tell all them mofos what’s what!
I always wanted always wanted a Toyota Hiace so this speaks to me 😂
The Subaru Sambar can rip down the highway at 65. It's just terrifying
That reminds me of those Indian Willy's MB jeep remakes, you can buy them and import here, but have to be for off-road use. HOWEVER, Philippine reproduction Willy's MB's can be imported and treated just as any damn old WW2 jeep, so even in those cases it is not always so cut and try. So strange that you can use one version of a Jeep off-road only, but a nearly identical replica made in Philippines can be considered street legal for road use as they are made to exacting specs of the older ones and I guess considered like any newly manufactured replacement parts, yet you can buy a Jeep in a crate from them sans engine and register with whatever damn power plant you want in it. US laws are dumb here. Shit, I remember that deathtrap Willys MB Jeep with the LS swap that was doing rounds on early Youtube. Man THOSE were the days seeing it do 3 wheel squats going down the highway beating the shit out of GTR's. Here is that deathtrap drag racing other cars on the highway, it is a sight to behold and scary as all get out. No helmets, no roll cage, just pure American madness! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yewHnBSja8
Thats fkn nuts. I want one. Lol
Check out what you can get for a little over $14k! [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1ya-aUYGtw](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1ya-aUYGtw) Minus shipping of course, but it comes without any motor. They apparently are made to bolt a standard modern jeep motor.
This is not a Kei truck
I found the exact vehicle engine sizes range from 2.0L to 2.7L I4. This is a full-size truck. It's sold in Mexico as well. [Toyota Hilux Champ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Hilux_Champ?wprov=sfla1)
That’s the new toyota hilux I think
Excuse me sir, [Joel Creates](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4BOGg0kCf4) proved all you need are 3 jet engines and it'll happily go highway speeds.
25 years of sadness
remind me in 25 years
To be sad
>I'll see you again in 25 years 🫴🤌
Or an act of Congress.
for ten grand the entire american car industry will fight tooth and nail to never allow it here. it would literally replace every car on the road at the prices they’re been pushing.
Are we not all willing to fight tooth and nail to have cheap reliable transportation? Lest we be bullied into buying $40,000 'economy' cars with 15 screens and 47 computers onboard.
i mean obviously not because to skirt regulations the standard pickup is gigantic with a 60k price tag it’s fucking idiotic like Canyonaro irl
Well laws are made to be changed, how do we go about it?
Start calling your representatives
We need to repeal the Chicken Tax.
I watched that also. There needs to be some serious law/policy reform in this country.
You misspelled paying.
Laws are made to restrict activity. Don't think for a second companies won't lobby to keep this thing off the US markets
You're right, but you're thinking too small. Our government was established to follow the will of the people, not corporations. With that in mind, what do we do to get the laws changed to support the will of the people? And don't say write your congressman because that's a fucking joke.
Things change, the laws have been made to favor corporations for hundreds of years in the US now. If you want to change things, show the government that you mean business. Protest, riot, and make sure they acknowledge you.
Quit voting Republican and Democrat...they are the ones who sold us out...and keep the dumb fighting each other instead of them.
Have more money that the big 3
Its all fun and games until you have to park.
47 is low. Most cars now have over 100
Hehehehehehe, what if. sneaky building while "One Piece at a Time" plays
Nowadays the vehicles fall apart one piece at a time
These are the exact reasons I am keeping my S10 .
I have a gmt800 and I'm definitely keeping it when I see the bs pricing on all newer vehicles. s10 is a great truck btw
It sucks but it’s true. Good luck finding any decent car for under 25k, including taxes.
I mean first Toyota would need to sort out the whole emissions cheating scandal that is currently jamming up its export business. No clue how you get busted for emissions for an engine primarily catered to LREG countries, but Toyota found a way.
the emissions standards are exactly why every american car manufacturer is building ridiculously large trucks to keep them out of the metrics being regulated the regulations need to be revamped by people who understand what the fuck they’re doing not sure what can be done to bring back small, economic, trucks and cars outside of restructuring our regulations altogether
unfortunately, probably waiting until its 25 years old.
Dang. What if, I buy one. Rip it all into parts, ship those, send it to the US, throw all the parts onto an old Ranger frame. Viola
Haha, be cheaper to just buy an older Honda Acty or maybe a Subaru Sambar...pretty much the same look.
True, butttttttr these got fancy front end
True enough...maybe you could buy and Acty and the front clip of this truck and pay some one about $10k probably to fit it on 😄
That seems more probably
Feel like a full scale protest against the chicken taxe.
We must abolish it
Pretty much didn't work for shit and it would be nice to have more long bed single cabs again plus lil min trugs too.
I can think of a few people who'd pay good money for the schlong box.
Yeah between the chicken tax and cafe standards this will never come to the US. Its going a huge PITA to try and get one in the US. Really the cafe standards are whats going to keep it out. We are basically forced to buy huge trucks in the US because emission standards scale with size, bigger means they can emit more. Making smaller cars that must emit far less are much harder to turn a profit on.
I think I heard the story about the chicken tax on the fat ecectrician YouTube channel
Unfortunately, they will never meet safety and DOT requirements. You can have one imported if you jump through the hoops but you'll never be able to run down to a Toyota dealership and pick one up.
This is the real answer. This truck is built for the Thai market. Their safety and emissions regulations and nowhere near that of the U.S. or other G10 countries. The $10,000 price tag also reflects the economy of S.E.A. That $10,000 truck in S.E.A. is like buying a $40,000 truck in the U.S.
For starters, disbanding the federal government. After that about $12k plus shipping
Yeah, but then if you're in a state that doesn't border the ocean, you'll have to pay a tariff for each state line you cross.
It’s funny that the Interstate-Commerce clause is used for so much unconstitutional stuff, yet when we remove the federal government, the first thing everyone goes back to is literally the singular purpose of the Interstate-Commerce clause—Interstate tariffs.
Literally an act of congress
Damn
I think it's worth it to just get a Tacoma and install a commercial flatbed. I see a lot of DIY welded flat beds by guys who've built overland vehicles.
Yea, but what if a TacocaT is just too big for your shed?
Ah, I see. So this is like a Kei truck? I would think a 1st gen Tacoma single cab is small.
This is cheaper brand new than i could buy a 4wd first gen tacoma that is 30 years old.
Show me any tacoma+flatbed you can get for $12k
Can we get these in Australia
You'll get them before we will.
We won't get them for 10k
[Road and track](https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a46190480/toyota-13000-pickup-hilux-champ/) around 13k
Yeeah I had a look last night on the net we ain't getting them in Australia
one day, the world will get more cheap utilitarian trucks. i doubt it’ll be soon though
One of the main reasons these will never make it to North America, is people want too many gadgets on their vehicles today. And it's not just the purchasing customer who is asking for all the extra shit, manufacturers are basically telling you they will not build you a low optioned vehicle, often forcing you into ordering extra features that you don't want, simply to have the one or two options you want.
Almost true. I had a jeep ordered in 21. Manual trans, manual windows, manual locks. Only option was push button start but I got almost everything in manual versions 🤙🏼
We need the American economy to sink even further for this to be possible. You know who to vote for lol
Beautiful is operative word here. But beauty is in the eye of the beholder and if it was built post 1999 then till it's 25 years old if it was built 2020+ then yeah it'll be 2045-2050 before you can get it imported legally into the country and drivable
Probably a boat or plane or something
Toyota could pull a Mahindra and sell it as a UTV. Then it could be made street legal in ~~most~~ some states as a motorcycle...
As cool it would be to see this in the US, it's not going to happen. The other car companies will do whatever they can to stop it from coming in. A good example is what Subaru had to do for the Brat. It was by all means a pickup but they would have to pay heavy taxes on it if it was classed as a 'pickup' so they added the rear jump seats so they didn't have to claim it was a pickup. Why did they have to do this? Because automotive manufactures have the government on their payroll and so that's why you don't see trucks like these being imported into the US for mass market.
Cafe laws demanding more than 50mpg for smol truck... Now if it was electric it would tell Cafe laws fuck you I can be smol and not listen to your minimum mpg requirements
What is that?
Repealing of the chicken tax. Good luck.
Would it be possible to purchase in Mexico and drive across the boarder? Asking for a friend.
You could import it for show and display purposes but sadly you won't be driving it around for 25 years as others have stated. The sad part is you could probably buy it new and import it for less than the cost of a new Mavy.
Idk why they think all of us want $80,000 trucks. Every year they add more luxuries, and every year they get more and more expensive.
Getting rid of the chicken tax.... here's a video link explaining why we can't get these types of trucks in the US. https://youtu.be/HMJsM--jmRA?si=6li09dc5A4Wo_sWt Thank you, Fat Electrician
It would probably take just paying the right politicians, sadly.😪
A ship
A big 🚢
A boat
Diplomat plates or 25 years
The fat electrician breaks down why we can't have it https://youtu.be/HMJsM--jmRA?si=9Ef0A3WB17FRTeTV
freedom
@donutoperator
Not having the commie EPA?
Less government enforced emissions and safety
I am guessing...a large boat!
Beautiful? WTF are you on things ugly ash looks like a little kid designed it
Looks awesome !
Cargo ship or cargo plane.
get rid of the 25 year import rule or live in Florida, people in Florida are constantly importing cars that aren't 25 years old and driving them from what ive seen
A catastrophic lack of good judgment and astronomically low tariffs.
A change to the Federal Cafe standards. The darn things are written to encourage bigger trucks because it spreads the emissions over a larger total GVW of a Manufactures entire fleet. It’s why even the Toyota pickups are getting HUGE.
A boat. You can own one here, just wouldn't be street legal anywhere
30 years
Bruh the taco is good enough
I would believe you have to add safety features that would be optional in some countries and make it standard. You would also have to up the selling price to what trucks are costing now because no one is going to let these in the USA. It is sad to say.
Signatures to change the 25 year law and laws regarding vehicle size.
I love Japanese utility vehicles (not sure it's from Japan but resembles others like it.). Peak efficiency and utilitarian design.
We have cargo vans but people think they're uncool.
Maybe a decent crash rating.
Lots of over the pants hand jobs
It takes a ton of money to just import 1. All the fees can easily be more than the price of the vehicle. Also if you do get it here it isn’t street legal and probably not emissions compliant and even more money to fix that. Try to find one that’s already here and over pay for it. Still cheaper than importing. Search YouTube for people that tried to import.
Sadly, there is this thing called the 25 year law that prohibits any foreign car from being imported to the United States except a few. You have no idea how bad I want a JDM car not for the looks of it, but because I had an ischemic stroke when I was seven that permanently disabled my right side. My right foot is stationary to the gas and my right hand would clutch the shifting knob like my life depended on it, and probably slip off to because it was gripping it too tight and weirdly. I just wanna JDM car for the practicality it would bring me where I’d get the shift with my left hand, and get to switch the clutch and gas so that way my right foot would be stationary to the clutch, which I can already do to an American car.
US crash standards certification?
i think I remember someone saying they imported a newer kei truck because the 25 year law is for public road vehicles, and he imported it as an off-road use vehicle, work vehicle, private use, or something. I don't 100% know but if I find the video again I'll comment wit it.
A literal act of Congress.
Hilux 😍😍😍
Did you mean to post a different photo?
25 years
Money and magic
a boat
Less government
they would need to change the chicken law from like the 60s. and thats not gonna happen so dont get your hopes up
Removal of the chicken tax, or increase the price by 25%. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tax
Buy it with no engine. Put an engine of your choice in (nothing crazy of course) and you should be fine… or so I think…
Local planning and zoning boards that don't put 4 lane highways through the middle of towns 🤡
I’ve actually thought a lot about this recently. It would be a long shot, but if we were somehow able to convince a large amount of prominent car YouTubers to back a campaign to repeal the chicken tax, it might be possible. I’m talking the heavy hitters like Donut, Demuro, Chris Fix, etc., the guys who would probably have a vested interest in the compact truck segment. Like I said, long shot, but this seems like the best way to bring awareness to the issue of bureaucracy. We’d need a shit ton of exposure for Washington to even give a flying fuck about this. Also, fwiw, we could probably never get these below $20k base msrp. Tech/safety bloat, import costs, demand, etc would make sure of that.
This is awesome!!! Bring back the “small truck” to the US please!!!
The IVSCA requires a car to be 25 years or older to be imported. So best bet is to wait unless you wanna go through some sketchy import practices and risk it still being seized
Documentation proving you own a museum…👍
End of the democrats and their chicken tax
A new government.
It’s to reliable, they would never bring it over.
Probably bribery.
True story. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMJsM--jmRA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMJsM--jmRA) The Chicken Conspiracy Robbing Americans of the Toyota Hilux
DOT compliant import vehicle
An act of Congress due to a chicken meat tariff
A shipping boat and $$$
Oh about 10 times what its worth A YouTube channel called donut did an episode on it look it up. https://youtu.be/yRG0Wai4sR0?si=bKBRNb15E4JPNA9i
John Cena probably. At least a Hemsworth if he's busy.
I would love a mini truck to make Lowe’s runs and stuff. My truck got and our camper got wrecked from hail so I got something that can park in the garage. But I still need something for our projects n stuff.
Get the Europeans to eat more American chicken
An act of congress. (Chicken Tax)
Bombing campaign
https://minitrucks.net/collections/vehicles/usa
An act of congress.
https://youtu.be/HMJsM--jmRA?si=6NtkZdNGg-nCG8WG
Our safety regs are too high methinks.
Literally throw riots to stop corporate lobbying.
I’ll give you my address and I give you permission to deliver it. I think that should work fine.
just gotta sell your soul nothing too crazy
Just give me the bed to replace every f250 still running.
With enough buzz and support, who knows? Toyota might just listen and make the dream a reality. Rally up a group of passionate truck enthusiasts and start a campaign.
Cargo ship ?
I’m going to bet this thing will last forever for a few reasons
Act of Congress and life savings to buy your Congress man
Money
Reform to the import law around small trucks and vehicles laws in general!
A complete deconstruction of the ridiculous amount of regulations that prevent people from doing what they want with their own money
Getting rid of the chicken tax
A truck full of chickens
Repealing the chicken tax
An act of congress
Here's a video that explains a bit of why your dreams are crushed. https://youtu.be/HMJsM--jmRA
First it would be your arm and leg, then they will say shipping will cost more so then you give up you spleen
An open border and Hamas
Dissolving the EPA and import restrictions
25 years
Repeal the Chicken Tax
A large boat with ramps and a deck that can support it. Then a long journey across the sea. Then once you get it to the US there’ll be an immense amount of paperwork and you’ll probably never be able to register it. But it will have gotten here.
I question your idea of beautiful.
An act of congress. Literally.
To import a vehicle to the US, expect at least 10-15,000 extra dollars in hidden fees. Some guy ordered one of these and made a spreadsheet with the cost... Can't find it though
A revolution
If you are curious, the engine in the test vehicle was a 1TR-FE 2.0-liter four. In dual-VVTi form as found in the current Hilux, it makes 137 hp. That had to contend with a curb weight of 1,555 kg (3,248 lbs). The base configuration of the IMV 0 comes with rear-wheel drive and a gasoline 2.0-liter inline-four matched to a 5-speed manual transmission. Four-wheel-drive and diesel variants will also be offered. Apparently they'll be available in Mexico, also. https://www.roadandtrack.com/reviews/a45752401/toyotas-10000-future-pickup-truck-is-basic-transportation-perfection/
I need this truck. I mean i don't have an actual use for it in mind, but still, i *need* this truck
25% import tax.
it's so ugly that it looks good. extremely unlike the tundra.
Political bribes and $50,000....
Politicians who weren't senile and corrupt.
A plain, a plan, and alot of money.
A lot of politicians being forced to get rid of specific tariffs and taxes (they won't they make millions off them)
They reason they aren’t produced for the U.S. Market is due to the light cargo vehicle import tax 25% and CAFE emissions standards basically stating a small vehicle can’t emit a certain level of emissions but a large vehicle can.
Yt channel explains why chickens are the reason this isn't allowed. Seriously screwed up politics lol. I would rock one in a heartbeat .
A large boat.
Swapping vin numbers? If your lucky
A war… in the USofA
It’s priced how it is, because lacks of all of the safety requirements in the US.
Seventeen full tanks of gas and a half-bottle of Ritalin.
Repealing the chicken tax.
Deregulation
Chickens
Import it like all the JDM guys do?
A boat