Do you have vans like this in the United States and Canada?
In France, they are used by craftsmen.
Do you have vans like this in the United States and Canada?
Gabriel Taylor
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Oliver Collins
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Noah Smith
Don't they use pick-up trucks instead ?
Charles Anderson
No in America they use these.
Hudson Cox
People who do construction or other work that requires them to be outside use trucks. People who do interior work (remodeling, plumbing) often use vans like . This is not a consistent rule, though.
James Robinson
Peugeot is not even sold in the US.
Lucas Baker
Good
Blake Moore
The Polish use them where as Americans prefer trucks
Michael Barnes
which is the preferred van for enrichment by the religion of peace?
Logan Martinez
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Jaxon Collins
Yes, every kind of company uses them.
And all the van drivers are absolute assholes.
Mason Diaz
Renault Trafic and Mercedes Sprinter are here the most common vans for craftsman
Oliver Peterson
>And all the van drivers are absolute assholes.
I totally agree.
Adam Harris
Australia
Yes they are used by postmen and couriers
Owen Hernandez
Yes. At least here in Toronto.
Henry Gray
I see pic related everywhere in Toronto. Roofers use pickup trucks with frames for long ladders though.
Levi Sanders
forgot pic
Gabriel Reed
The same car from VW (Caddy) is popular with craftsmen here as well.
Though workers who have to carry a lot of equipment use the larger Mercedes Sprinter.
Isaac Flores
You see Sprinters here too.
Josiah Allen
We have all kinds here, I drove an old sprinter van in my previous job. On the job site there were small, medium and large vans. There were also pick up trucks and european style trucks of various sizes. I think Toyota is the most popular work van in Norway.
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Thomas Edwards
No. American vans are more like that. They tend to have more rectangular or box-like storage areas and grilles.
Pick-up trucks are also used.
Jordan Hernandez
>I think Toyota is the most popular
I meant Toyota Hiace
Ian King
>craftsmen
An intriguing term. What does it mean to you?
Angel Wilson
In the UK we would say tradesmen
Jeremiah Cox
In Asstralia, they call carpenters chippies.
Hunter Adams
Electricians, builders, painters, plumbers etc.
Ryan Harris
Those things are pretty fucking horrible tbqh, I guess they're supposed to have the hauling capabilities of a van but drive like cars but in my experience have the hauling capabilities of a 2-seat station wagon and drive like vans.
Grayson Reyes
I think the low cost has a lot to do with it. At least here it's the cheapest type of car you can get.
Brayden Howard
Probably. I'd rather buy something better used than one of these econoboxes with chicken coops glued to the back
Jaxon Wood
Yes we have them but like this and better looking.
They are very common and from what I hear pretty nice to drive.