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Tax breaks for huge US-style utes cost Australians over $250m in foregone revenue in 2023
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Walking through a carpark and there was, I think a Silverado. The edge of the front bonnet was at shoulder height.
How do these people check their oil? Get up on a ladder every time?
I've seen a little set ot steps pulled out to help granma and granpa crawl onto the back seat lol.
Dangerous as hell for those oldies. If they fall getting in or out...
One of my Aussie relatives has a top of the line Dodge RAM Laramie and it literally has sidesteps that automatically slide out when you open the door....
Soon they'll need combine harvester style integrated ladder to get to thr engine