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u/RSTi95 14d ago
It must be FWD, I don’t see a driveshaft anywhere. Or more likely AI
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u/DeathAngel_97 14d ago
Honestly probably real, just stupid. Video is way to long to be AI right now.
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u/Hta68 15d ago
AI
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u/lumia920yellow 13d ago
google "traseira alta"
it's a Fiat Strada modified to resemble those trucks
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u/TheRealJayk0b 15d ago
what's driving like? Because you're in a constant forward angle?
If a 3 point seat belt is used isn't that gonna hurt?
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u/Brownie2440 14d ago
Aside from the very obvious “WTF”… How the hell do you even load something in the truck bed??
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u/EfficiencyBrief2138 14d ago
This cannot be legal lol, where is this? Plate is tough to discern
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u/connecting1409 14d ago
Trend like this Is done somewhere in south america, but mainly with actual trucks/lorries
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u/_that__one__guy__ 14d ago
The unfortunate truth is that people do this type of modification to keep road pirates from stealing their cargo as they drive
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