Sport utility truck

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c. 2004 Hummer H2 SUT.
c. 2004 Hummer H2 SUT.
c. 2004, Chevrolet Avalance.
c. 2004, Chevrolet Avalance.
c. 2004, Subaru Baja, shown with bed-mounted bike rack.
c. 2004, Subaru Baja, shown with bed-mounted bike rack.
c. 1960 The International Harvester Scout 60 was an early 2-door sport utility truck.
c. 1960 The International Harvester Scout 60 was an early 2-door sport utility truck.

Sport utility truck (SUT) is marketing term for a vehicle deriving from an SUV or Crossover having four doors and an open bed similar to that of a pickup truck — suitable for light to heavy-duty capability, depending on the vehicle.

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[edit] Examples

[edit] 4-door

[edit] 2-door

AKA Mini pickups

Note: these were the forerunners of the aforementioned 4-door models.


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