11-09-2023, 12:43 PM
Carnos,
Here are some key issues. Visibility is definitely a significant issue.
A. Side view visibility looks questionable.
b. The bottom of the rear window seems too high, further reducing visibility.
c. The roof slopes too much in the passenger section. Could impact comfort of passengers and definitely impacks rear view visibility.
d. The front end slopes too much. The Suzuki Sidekick had a similar problem. I drove one regularly and the sloping drop it made it difficult to gauge how close you were to other vehicles at traffic lights/stop signs and objects when parking.
e. The thickness of the sides of the flatbed appear to take away from usable flatbed space. I hope the bed is long enough and wide enough to hold at least one standard size pallet (48"x40”).
f. Not a fan of all the angles. Makes it look like a cheap snapped together toy that will be crushed by a kaiju rather than a vehicle that will handle the abuse a truck will sustain while on the job. Give the monster a pair of them and they become stylish roller skates.
Robert
Here are some key issues. Visibility is definitely a significant issue.
A. Side view visibility looks questionable.
b. The bottom of the rear window seems too high, further reducing visibility.
c. The roof slopes too much in the passenger section. Could impact comfort of passengers and definitely impacks rear view visibility.
d. The front end slopes too much. The Suzuki Sidekick had a similar problem. I drove one regularly and the sloping drop it made it difficult to gauge how close you were to other vehicles at traffic lights/stop signs and objects when parking.
e. The thickness of the sides of the flatbed appear to take away from usable flatbed space. I hope the bed is long enough and wide enough to hold at least one standard size pallet (48"x40”).
f. Not a fan of all the angles. Makes it look like a cheap snapped together toy that will be crushed by a kaiju rather than a vehicle that will handle the abuse a truck will sustain while on the job. Give the monster a pair of them and they become stylish roller skates.
Robert