The Epsilon Viewpoint: Brute Utility Truck

Kifflom!

Born2Truck has a special guest report from the Epsilon Program! Our enlightened guest is here with a review of the Brute Utility Truck.

Kifflom!

The Brute Utility is a conventional cab truck with a big ol' eight litre engine that gives it plenty of power - as evidenced by this climb to the top of the Palomino Highlands.

Be sure to take one out for a test drive and you too can reach the 4th Paradigm; Kifflom!

Stay tuned for more guest entries! - born2truck



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