The ones I used on a ranch(4 of them) were not built well enough to hold up to daily off the road use. Parts at that time were hard to find and expensive. Look at where the radiator is located...some under the seat and some in front like a normal vehicle. The ones under seat get a lot of dust and debris. All the ones we had were automatic 4x4 and lacked power. Headroom and leg room is a huge issue if you are taller or on the big boy side. We had regular extended cab, 1 with front wheels in front of the door and one with front wheels under the front door. We had 2 mini-van 4x4 models with 4 doors and pretty good leg room. All of the models lacked power in 4WD or trying climb a steep incline. Were worthless in the hill country when they were moved up there. Positives are the A/C and heater and being out of bad weather. Very smooth riding and very quiet for noise also. Not any better than a Mule for fuel economy. The minivans were all brand new with very few miles on them. Here is one of the little 4 door 4x4 vans. It would not climb hills in Gillespie County.