C/M Lightweights Micro-Truck
Our regular Lightweights are based on the Hot Hatch & Wagon design yet we have a scaled truck & sports car available on the platform
The truck holds a different chassis scaled from larger models with a wide-body appeal & race spec
TRUCK REFERENCE
A wide low center of gravity footprint & specific suspension on the sub-compact truck
We can equip a 4 season sleep camper & accessories effect then towing capability of over 5000lbs (1000-5000 on non-trucks). Weight in vehicle & trailer towing connected to overall weight restrictions
2 micro seats in rear. 2 up front (rear are sideways & full sized yet compact with storage)
"We do not offer 2 seat trucks. 2 seat sport vehicles exist at C/M in small quantities"
Interior - Exterior finishings have a mandatory, standard issue & optional affect
"Spare Tire placement & adjustments are variable"
PRICING
Expect $12,000 - $16,000 to be average on these micro-trucks out the door & P.D.I above unless you skimp then its $9,000-12,000
Hot Hatch & Wagon Lightweights are priced at $2999.99 - $14,999.99 unlike Regs, Specials & High Profiles
Trucks & Sports Cars are priced higher at $7499.99 - $9999.99 (starting at). Canadian dollar
SUB-COMPACTS
Industry reference. Trucks are wide, low & small yet useful
A subcompact vehicle is typically 10 to 16 feet long. Its width is often around 5 to 6 feet, but this can vary depending on the specific model.
Key dimensions
• Length: Approximately 10 to 16 feet (168–192 inches).
• Width: Around 5 to 6 feet (62.4–69.6 inches), though some subcompact SUVs might be slightly wider.
• Interior Volume:
• 75–99.9 cubic feet of combined passenger and cargo space.
• Cargo space can range from about 8–20 cubic feet, or more if the rear seats are folded down.
A subcompact vehicle is typically 14 to 16 feet long (168 to 192 inches) and has an interior volume of 85 to 99.9 cubic feet. Its width is often around 5.2 to 5.8 feet, but this can vary depending on the specific model.
Key dimensions
• Length: Approximately 14 to 16 feet (168–192 inches).
• Width: Around 5.2 to 5.8 feet (62.4–69.6 inches), though some subcompact SUVs might be slightly wider.
• Interior Volume:
• 85–99.9 cubic feet of combined passenger and cargo space.
• Cargo space can range from about 10–20 cubic feet, or more if the rear seats are folded down.
Reference
https://sbgofcig.blogspot.com/2025/11/s_17.html
C/M CASTING & BENDING FORMS & WELDING
Silo-farm effect catalyst Emissions heat control casting for bulk & repurpsed metals or grown renewables allowing for metal & composite framing then body on chassis after roll cage & cab
Canadian Dollar reference. May be slight change in other countries markets
ESTATE OF DR SYDNEY NICOLA BENNETT
Remaining vehicles in Dr Sydney Nicola Bennett's portfolio of investments with private personal life residences connected to Dr Carly Koslov Bennett's separate portfolio
Changes since 2022-2025 (Calgary, Alberta)
2020 Lamborghini Aventador (Super Sport)
2020 Acura MDX (SUV) previously owned 2015/2016
2023 C/M Hyper F1 (Super Sport)
An experimental C/M Race Truck exists but its CIG property (mountain kit)
Items at Casa-De Sydney Calgary
https://sydneysspacelive.blogspot.com/2025/08/alberta-insurance-situation-2025_17.html
"Dr Carly Koslov Bennett retains a museum & car collection woth Audi R8 & others at CIG"
Travel budget + flight & travel options
CIG owns some jets & vessels then uses chargers & regular flights between transportation options
STANDARD ISSUE
Unlimited Range. Hydrogen or Petrol back up motor hybrids are optional
We have valve sequence sound effects as optional
EESM Motors as #1
"Technocally... size restrictions yet we can increase windings for high HP in sub-compacts for aggressive off-road like Side-by-Side racers"
https://bennettsandiego.blogspot.com/2025/11/rare-earth-free-ev-motors-need-for.html
Our low cost climate & cooling especially in Emergency Safety Systems with Switch-Backs
C/M has no regular industry standard truck even in Commercial as its irrelevant from our design + function goals
"In-house non-carbon black or hybrids increasing rubber options for beadlocks & multiple areas to keep costs & equivlance down allows low end user pricing"
S.B.G & CIG



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