BMW Pickup Truck
Sure, its a custom. But its only a matter of time before the Germans (including Porsche) launch factory trucks. With SUV/CUV sales through the roof, how much longer can the Germans ignore the nearly 2M unit truck market? Probably not much longer.
BMW M3 Pickup Truck - Modern Day El Camino http://i1114.photobucket.com/albums/...psmzaihurm.jpg |
Not sure if it if fugly or cool looking
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looks like a modern day El Camino or Ranchero.
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VW has a truck (Amarok) in foreign markets already... akin to the Tacoma.
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=vw+amarok&qpvt=vw+amarok&qpvt=vw+amarok&q pvt=vw+amarok&FORM=IGRE |
This is the answer to a question no one has asked.
It my be cool, but it's also totally pointless. No manufacturer sells many mid size trucks. If you were truly truck shopping, wouldn't a Z71 Silverado (or any other full size V8 4x4) be what most North Americans would want to roll in? |
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Might luxury German truck buyers purchase a mid-size truck since they will rarely use it for actual truck purposes? |
Hey - didn't Ford release the Ranger again last year in many parts of the world? And the Australian Holden is very popular. Those are both half-sized pickups, so must be a niche market in parts of the world.
Anything is possible.....but I still can't decide if the BMW is crazy ugly or actually kind of cool. Would have to see it in person to really decide. |
Maserati is making a SUV & I think Bentley & Jaguar is too.
I was looking forward to buying a Pontiac/Holden Camino based on driving a Holden Monaro 6-speed LS-1 right-hand drive version. |
smaller coupe utes are very popular in Australia, GM/holden (also sold in south africa as a chev) and the ford falcon ute available with hi po v8 and the fords with a turbo straight six
http://motoring.li.csnstatic.com/mot...6213032247.jpg http://forums.justcommodores.com.au/...ss-ute-ute.jpg also an e39 m5 was made for stuart appleby http://www.rezmoto.com/blog/wp-conte...bys-M5-Ute.jpg |
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That was supposed to be a link to an Olds 442 El Camino...
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