I was considering that as well, but they don't have a version with a longer bed and smaller cab.
Also all new cars from 2026 are going to have the mandatory kill switch, and it could be something that will affect today's cars with a stealth software update.
Didn't watch the entire video discussion, but based on other new technologies close to becoming commercially viable, I'm thinking this kill switch might be useful for self-drive vehicles.
If someone is having a medical emergency in a self-drive vehicle, how does it stop before reaching its destination without physically stopping or disabling it, which puts the passenger at further risk?
I do wonder about LE being able to disable cars, although I enjoy the "bait car" videos where Cops stake out a car they can control. When someone boosts it, you see them on video when the engine shuts off and the doors won't unlock!

The first time someone dies as a result of LE shutting down a car they are chasing, this issue will get a LOT of attention, especially from lawyers.
I'd rather see a better solution that's more elegant than a kill switch. Like, let the Cops override the car's nav system and reroute them to the nearest police station.
