Pseudo truck
This vehicle offers a compelling mix of practicality and fun—as long as your driving stays on pavement. The turbocharged engine paired with AWD delivers confident acceleration and solid traction, and the overall price point feels reasonable for what you get. Features like the roof rack and covered bed add everyday utility, and on-road handling is genuinely enjoyable, making it a good choice for commuting or light hauling.
That said, the limitations become obvious once you push beyond city and highway use. Despite its rugged appearance, the tires are strictly road-oriented, and off-road driving is uncomfortable and uninspiring. The running boards feel unnecessary, the bed is smaller than expected, and the crossover/SUV-based platform limits its capability compared to a traditional truck. Interior practicality also takes a hit—rear legroom is tight, and the roof rack produces noticeable wind noise at higher speeds.
Bottom line: this is a fun, affordable, road-focused utility vehicle with useful features, but it falls short if you’re expecting true off-road performance or truck-level functionality.