These little utility vehicles are great for farm and other uses and they are made by Toyota but sold under another name. Have you seen these yet? They are for off-road use only and limited to 20 mph. Price is 25-31k. I could see these used in many scenarios like huge parking lots to clear snow, any off-road use, large acreage, etc.
This is not my video, I'm just curious about how these might be used in the USA, maybe even on the road. They are built in Japan by a subdivision of Toyota which is probably why they have the right hand driver set up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQWHFiddEwQ
Vehicles of that type have been around for a long time. Subaru sold tiny road-legal "kei" pickups and vans in the United States in the late 1960s and early 1970s. They were equipped with 360cc 2-cylinder 2-stroke engines and 10" tires. (I used to own the van version.)
In the USA I've seen "kei" trucks being used in large industrial plants, college campuses and the Smithsonian in DC. They are great for carrying one or two people and a pile of tools and/or parts short distances. I haven't seen any with the dump beds, but I would imagine they might be just the thing for golf course maintenance tasks.
