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Vehicles that are called 'utes' typically refer to passenger vehicles with a cargo tray in the rear. The term 'utes' is believed to be an abbreviation for 'utility' or 'coupe utility'. The term was originally used in Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. A vehicle with a 'well-back' and drop-down tailgate weighing more than 2.5 tonnes, such as a Ford F250 well-back, would be called a 'ute'.
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What are the Indians of Utah called?
UTES
What is a sporty truck called?
utes
What is a beehive state native called?
Utes
What football team was called IOU's?
utes
What are shoshone tribe members called?
utes
How do you say car in Australian slang?
Most cars are simply cars in Australia. Old, beaten-up cars may be "bombs" or "old bangers". Cars with a tray on the back are "utes", short for utility vehicles.
Do the aboriginals have cars?
These days, the aboriginal people of Australia have cars, utes, 4Wds and all manner of vehicles. This is whether they live in the cities, or still live in the remote Australian outback.
Why does anyone like the Utes?
No Reson!!! utes suck
What sport did the utes play?
v8 supercar utes
Where can one purchase Holden Utes?
A Holden Ute is a type of sports vehicle. They can be purchased from many places new and used. Used Holden Utes can be purchased from the Australian website carsales.
Where do the Utes live?
the Utes live in Colorado. They also live in Utah, and when settlers kicked them out, they named it Utah after the Utes
What college football team is called the U?
The University of Utah (Utes).
