All pick-ups have an open load area behind the cab but can be subdivided by the type of cab. Single cabs have two doors and two seats, super cabs have two doors with two front seats plus a rear bench seat or two individual seats and double cabs typically have four doors and four seats. Most pick-ups are four-wheel-drive and although this can be good for rugged terrain they can be a bit unrefined on the road. Double cabs prove particularly popular with drivers who need a large open load area (although solid covers are usually an option) and still want a luxurious cab. There may also be a case for driving a pick-up instead of a company car to reduce the tax bill – but be warned that your local taxman increasingly frowns on this. Examples of pick-ups include the Ford Ranger, Mitsibushi L200, Nissan Navara, Mazda BT50, Toyota Hilux and Nissan NP300.
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