HISTORY

What is a mini truck?

Mini trucks are small, compact versatile, 3 cylinder, lightweight vehicles. These trucks are manufactured in Japan where they are regularly used for travel on the main roads. They feature liquid-cooled gas or diesel engines, Seat belts, Windshield wipers, AM radios, enclosed A/C, and Heated cabs, Head lights, Turn signals, Horn and Fold down and Dump beds. The kei truck also has push button 4×4, High/Low Transmissions, Locking Differentials for a variety of terrains. These trucks also have a full metal body, unlike any other UTV. While mini trucks don’t comply with North American regulations, they can be driven on many local roads in many states. These trucks are used for transporting many of the goods found in Japan. They are known for their durability, longevity, fuel economy, horsepower, speed and load capacity. Unlike many UTV units, these truck are made for everyday use, not just weekend fun. These trucks are manufactured by brands you know and trust like Toyota, Mitsubishi, Suzuki, Subaru, Mazda, Nissan and Honda.

Some of the many uses for mini trucks include:

• Farms and ranches, police, parks, reserves, resorts, campgrounds, marinas, orchards, dairies, stables, any area where there is a lot of land.
• Maintenance and security vehicles for golf courses schools universities, parks, wildlife sanctuaries, etc.