Choosing a double cab around your real needs
Choosing a double cab starts with how it will be used. A vehicle that spends its week commuting and carrying tools may need a different specification from one regularly towing or travelling off road.
The Tunland G7 brings a double-cab passenger compartment together with a separate load bay, making it relevant to buyers who need one vehicle for several roles.
Look beyond the purchase price
Fuel, insurance, servicing and finance repayments all contribute to the cost of ownership. Comparing those expenses alongside the equipment you actually use can help narrow the shortlist.
Consider passenger space, the weight of routine loads and whether your routes call for a 4×4. Then compare the manual and automatic options and the features included with each trim. The Thorp Foton team can help you work through the current G7 range and arrange a test drive.
Explore the range at Thorp Foton or contact our N1 City team to discuss your requirements.
Source: Foton South Africa. Adapted for Thorp Foton. Images: Foton South Africa.
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