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Old 01-09-2024, 11:28 AM   #10
Franco Cozzo
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Default Re: The Thailand Special Thread - New Developments/News

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I felt this screenshot from a current Ranger advert was tongue-in-cheek acknowledgement of how these utes are often really used.
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Hatch-ute works alright too, wait until the back seats fold down and I got me a van that does >7L/100km

The worst drivers on the roads come in two varieties:

High vis shirts in dual cab Thailand Specials
Hi vis shirts in shitbox hatchbacks

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Why is there a mindset that a certain type of vehicle needs to be used a certain way?
Because taxpayer funded incentives for those purposes
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