We use these trucks in the UK with tilt & Slide recovery beds. They're
cheap to buy which is the only good thing I can say about them. The
Mitsubishi equivalent (Canter in UK) is far, far more superior in build
quality & engineering.

For our needs they are cost effective as we have to renew our trucks
after 3yrs (contractual obligation) but even after this short life we
can expect little re-sale value.

They fall apart, they rattle, the electrics were wired by a 3yr old
apprentice & the cabs are uncomfortable for anyone over 4' tall. I'm
shocked that the handbrake system ever passed UK type approval, we have
to chock the rear wheels to pull anything onto the bed with the winch.

The engines are good & reliable, I can't remember one of ours ever
needing work other than routine but the chassis/cabs & electrics need
almost constant attention from our recovery mechanics.

If you need a rugged/reliable workhorse stay well clear, if you need
something only for occasional use then they can be had cheap, we part X
our trucks as you can't give them away in the used commercial market.