Commentary: Why So Many Vans?
All of the sudden, there is expanded business for the full-sized cargo van, as Amazon have taken control of their deliveries.
All of the sudden, there is expanded business for the full-sized cargo van, as Amazon have taken control of their deliveries.
Whether it is bringing home a new project for the backyard or to take new material to the jobsite, a good pickup truck must be there to get the job done.
Evidence shows that the three-row mid-size SUV segment is experiencing a renaissance thanks to families looking for better transportation together.
You have all of the space in the world. Eight people can live comfortably across all three rows. You can carry many pieces of luggage in the cargo hold.
As I realize today that I am indeed approaching sixty years old, remembering every moment of that year seems a bit difficult these days.
Notice I mention just the SUV lineup. We all know that GMC is known for their pickup trucks.
What we saw were the results of these measures that shaped the automotive industry in North America in 1982. It wasn’t enough to build smaller passenger cars. There was something else that took place that also changed the way we looked at transportation – for both work and play.
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Moving is a lot of work. We all know this. We pack what we can into our vehicle – our own or a rental truck – and head off. It takes a high level of effort to ensure that nothing is broken, destroyed or stolen.