Tata Motors arrvies in PH

[dr. d]

a second-hand japanese pick-up or breadloaf van, will be cheaper to purchase, and probably cheaper and easier to maintain, what with easy-to-source parts.
just look around for "your correct size".
you might even consider an mpv or auv. removing the rear seats will create lotsa room for the cargo.

[Syuryuken]

All your points considered mga sir mahirap magsisi sa huli baka maging pabigat lang sa bulsa. Buti pa nga yung mga chinese vehicles interchangeable na ang ilang mga parts sa mga japs.

[GTi]

All your points considered mga sir mahirap magsisi sa huli baka maging pabigat lang sa bulsa. Buti pa nga yung mga chinese vehicles interchangeable na ang ilang mga parts sa mga japs.

I always remember my suki aircon talyer, which apparently Foton has on retainer. Since their vans are Hiace clones with Isuzu engines, he replaces them with genuine Toyota and Isuzu parts, and they end up being better than before! [emoji1]

Agree with the doc regarding used vans. A leaf sprung van would most likely take a 1000kgs payload easily enough. Perhaps a Hiace or Urvan sans seats?

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[StockEngine]

All your points considered mga sir mahirap magsisi sa huli baka maging pabigat lang sa bulsa. Buti pa nga yung mga chinese vehicles interchangeable na ang ilang mga parts sa mga japs.

bro ano max width pwede? 1.85m?