- Rural Americans are importing tiny Japanese pickup trucks known as Kei trucks.
- They are mostly imported under a rule that allows non-compliant vehicles that are older than 25 years to be brought into America.
- Kei trucks are less than five feet wide and can get into tight spaces that normal pickups cannot.
- They are easy to modify and repair, and are being sold for around $2,000.
- Some worry that the loopholes that allow their import and use might be closed.
Rural Americans are importing tiny Japanese pickup trucks
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