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The Slate Truck Will Cost $24,950 According To An Apparent Website Mistake
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this post was submitted on 21 Jun 2026
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I don't like buying vehicles, but I will have to remember this if mine gives up. The biggest concern I have for this vehicle is my legs. Vehicles are typically made for shorter people. I have to be very careful about leg space when buying. I was in a van where my shoe got stuck on the accelerator under the break pedal. That was not fun. I also get cramps if my knees are locked in position or are touching the dash or console. Looking at this truck, I am assuming it does not take tall people into consideration, but I will look if I need to buy something.
Unless there is a hard limitation with the back panel, a body shop can probably mount the seat rails a few cm further back.
There's a video about the truck where the reviewer mentions he's 6'10" (208cm). Should give you a good understanding of how your legs would do