5 Pickups GEMELAS con Precios DISTINTOS en 2026: el TRUCO que las Marcas te ESCONDEN 🤫

In this episode, I'm going to show you the five most blatant cases of twin pickups in 2026. Pickups that share a chassis, engine, and platform, sold in different markets under different logos and with prices that can vary by up to $25,000. Not because of real mechanical improvements, but because of a badge on the grille. In this video, you'll learn about the five cases: the Ram 1200, which actually originated from the Changan Hunter in a Chinese plant; the Volkswagen Amarok and the Ford Ranger, two identical pickups assembled in the same plant; the current Chevrolet D-Max, which is no longer Japanese but a Chinese Maxus T60 with a different badge; the original Isuzu D-Max and its twin, the Mazda BT50, mechanically identical; and in first place, the Toyota Hilux and its almost unknown sibling, the Hilux Champ, with more than $25,000 difference between them. In each case, you'll find the exact price, the shared platform, the actual engine, and the price difference between the two versions. So you know exactly what you're paying for before signing the loan. Welcome to Automotive Corners. Subscribe for more analysis of the automotive market and cars that are truly worth your money. Tell me in the comments which of the five cases surprised you the most. NOTICE: The clips used in this video are considered fair use under U.S. copyright law, as the content is transformative, educational, and critical, without negatively impacting the market for the original material.