I fucking love kei trucks but even if given the chance I don't know if I'd own one in the US, because... well, safety.

But I don't think they should be prevented from being sold or owned for that reason. If we're going to start actually legislating unsafe vehicles, let's start with the oversized shit that makes everything else unsafe to begin with.

reminds me of a recent twitter thread of a truck bro losing his mind at the sight of a kei truck at the home depot. Impossible to convince him that it's a vehicle that actually fits people's needs, nope, you drive one of those you must be a hipster weeb. His argument was "just buy a cheap used truck it's what I did" despite having to admit that his $3000 "cheap" work truck is a clapped out POS rustbucket that took more money to fix and keeps breaking down all the time

edit: repost because I replied to myself like a dumbass

Thank you for reminding me of my bit that I thought of while out grocery shopping and subsequently forgot. <3

I love these tucks i didn't know they ere called kei trucks thank you for that info!

I want to buy one of these and then build a giant fiberglass penny (Or 100y) to keep in the cargo area.