Primarily, I’m looking at comparing used values of the various models and in general I don’t feel that the Toyota option is worth the premium. Also, we have the Isuzu D-Max aka Chevrolet Colorado.

Your pricing comparison of - Toyota vs the rest of Japanese brands when looking at similar models is accurate. Have a look at https://www.tradecarview.com/ which is one of the main portals for people buying used cars from Japan for export to Africa/etc. Similar models in the other brands are substantially cheaper. The…

For your further edification here’s the info on the Pajero Sport AKA Challenger. It’s smaller than a Pajero and there’s no way that this is an SUV and the Pajero isn’t, ladder frame or not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubishi_Challenger

You’re wrong. That chassis photo is of a Pajero Sport, not a Pajero. Different vehicle. The last year that a Pajero had a ladder chassis was in 1999. You can insist that a unibody Pajero like the one in this photo is a CUV all you want, but it isn’t.

I don’t see in the rule book where there needs to be a frame for a vehicle to be an SUV. Mitsubishi Pajero/Montero is a CUV? I don’t think so.

Reasonably well view may well apply to this particular channel of his, but their main channel has almost 5 million subscribers. Not too shabby.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSrPuHtKbst7Zy8pyWn_3Cg

Umm... the air base was back in operation the same day. Massive waste of your tax dollars spent saving who? http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/why-firing-tomahawk-missiles-at-syria-was-a-nearly-usel-1794113103

Ryan, I feel that this wasn’t a very well researched article considering that Dubai RTA will be testing TWO different autonomous drone taxi options before the end of this year. The premise of your title is about as far from reality as it gets.

Someone may have already posted this, but here is the full video.

In Australia, that type of bed is called a tray back. I reckon that you’d have to have one custom built or just import one from an Oz breaking yard. They LC 70 pickup is sold like that from the dealer in OZ.

I grew up in upstate New York on the Vermont border. Sometime in the mid-90's I was with my dad in a small town across the border filling up at a gas station. We noticed a Yugo parked. By this time Yugos had started becoming less common to see (not that they ever really were common), but what caught our eye was that…

Wasn’t the D1 chassis and drivetrain developed from the Range Rover?

This from my buddy who grew up in HK:

Her life PARTNER BEAT her up TODAY for Z the 2nd time. THAT’S when she came to a CROSSROAD. Her ZEST for LIFE was gone and in a moment of misguided CLARITY she left the CITY to hunt for his Honda car. Once she found one that looked like it, she lit it on fire. Her fall from GRACE was quick, I doubt she’ll ever be…

There’s nothing illegal about exporting a high mileage used vehicle if that’s your business. As for avoiding taxes, what taxes are being avoided when exporting? The Federal tax was already paid upon import, the state tax was paid when sold new.