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Date: Friday, January 28, 2022
Load bay
Access to the load box, with its eight tie-down points, is by means of a lockable tailgate which is lowered with the assistance of a gas strut. The help is welcome; it’s a hefty lump of metal.
As is common with modern 4x4 pick-ups, the tailgate rests horizontally when lowered. The bulky, body-coloured, rear bumper, which incorporates a step, means it cannot
be dropped down completely.
Braked trailer towing capacity is a healthy 3.5t.
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