Why Are Japanese Mini Trucks So Popular?
The Kei class vehicles have long been a product of Japan. Kei vehicles are lightweight vehicles and Kei trucks are small mini trucks that are used for a variety of purposes. These small versatile trucks have become a popular export to the United States. Mainly the reason for their popularity is the import rules are not as strict on these vehicles as on others. The reason for the lax rules is because of their use for off road purposes and is typically used on ranches and farms. This class of vehicle can be passenger cars as well as the mini trucks that you often see on farms and grounds. These tiny trucks are very versatile in their capacity. They are generally fitted with equipment on the rear of the truck so that they can perform their many tasks. Their ability to move around in small areas makes them an excellent choice for hunting and use as an ambulance in crowded places. During the 1980’s these trucks typically had engines that were 550 cc and 40 horsepower, but today you can find
