What is a Pickup Truck?
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Pickup trucks, also known as car trucks, are vehicles that combine the features of both cars and trucks. They are characterized by stronger load-bearing capacity and better adaptability to harsh road conditions compared to ordinary cars. The following are the functional advantages of pickup trucks: First: They possess the dual characteristics of family cars and commercial vehicles, serving as both utility vehicles for units and families; Second: They feature diversified structures to meet a wider range of needs. Compared to sedans, they have advantages in load-bearing capacity and off-road capability; compared to light trucks and mini trucks, they excel in safety and driving comfort. Below is additional information about pickup trucks: Pickup trucks can be categorized into Japanese-style (Toyota series, Nissan series, Isuzu series, Mazda series, etc.) and American-style (GM series, Ford series, etc.). In terms of product grade, pickup trucks can be divided into high-end, mid-range, and low-end. From a structural design perspective, they can be classified into standard double-row seat pickups, extended wheelbase and cargo box double-row seat large pickups, one-and-a-half-row seat pickups, medium double-row pickups, large single-row seat and small single-row seat pickups mainly for cargo transport, and van-type pickups (i.e., multi-purpose off-road vehicles and economical SUVs).
