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Fisker Targeting $45,000 Price, 340-Mile Range for Alaska Pickup
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If Ford made regular cab 6' bed maverick with a manual I'd be all over it. Nobody makes a truly small pickup with a 6' bed anymore. In the US at least. I miss my Comanche.
They could if they didn't insist on making every truck a four door
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Café standards make those trucks cost prohibitive in the US. It's dumb.
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They have to make every one the same config, its a unibody not a body on frame design. More in common with a civic than a ranger.