4 Most Secret Pickup Trucks! You Won't Believe Exist!
We explore four incredible concept trucks that pushed the boundaries of design and innovation.
First up, we have the jaw-dropping 1967 Dodge Deora pickup. This one-of-a-kind custom truck started life as a humble Dodge A-100 before being transformed by the legendary Alexander Brothers. With its seamless look, front-opening hatch, and $10,000 price tag, the Deora is a true icon.
Next, we'll dive into the 1971 AMC/Jeep Cowboy, AMC's attempt to take on the Japanese compact pickups of the era. With three unique prototypes, each sporting a separate cab and cargo box design, the Cowboy aimed to combine the best of Jeep and AMC. Though it never made it to production, it remains a fascinating piece of automotive history.
Fast forward to 1993, and we have the Chevrolet Highlander pickup, a concept vehicle that turned heads at the Chicago Auto Show. Decked out in bright neon green and purple, this off-road-ready truck showcased what the future of the S-10 could look like. From its adjustable roll bar to its fold-flat rear window, the Highlander was a '90s dream machine.
Last but not least, we'll check out the groundbreaking 1999 Nissan SUT Concept. This clever mashup of an SUV and a pickup truck aimed to solve the problems faced by both types of vehicle owners. With its flip-up liftgate, powerful V6 engine, and rugged style, the SUT Concept showed that Nissan was ready to push the limits of what a truck could be.
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