Yes, it ignores them. Frankly I don't recognize a single one of those as being sold in North America. No, wait. The Previa was (my sister in fact has one of those in the 4wd version). It isn't a camper, it has very little ground clearance. It's essentially a street vehicle with little capability to do off road or dirt road travel (unlike the Syncros, in my opinion...which only need a set of decent all terrain tires.) I'm not sure the Previa even offered a locking diff and it came out in 1992 after the Syncros were introduced AND discontinued in the US.
On Friday, July 18, 2003, at 09:28 AM, Andrew Grebneff wrote: > Izuzu Fargo > Mazda Bongo (=Ford Econovan/Spectron) > Mitsubishi Delica/L300/Express > Nissan Vanette, Urvan/Homy/Caravan > Toyota Liteace/Townace/Masterace, Hiace, Estima (=Previa) |
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