some more class

We discussed dual purpose at length on another thread, and my addled brain and sketchy memory seem to recall two definitions of dual purpose, one of them being simply four wheel drive. So I am going to play devil's advocate and say class 4. You did say it had room for 1 passenger didn't you? 'cos in the definition, where it says something like 'goods or burden, and passenger(s)' and that format seems to suggest 1 passenger is enough. As always stand to be corrected.

From what I can gather the regulations still not changed so the ranger is tested as class 4.
Once the regs change its tested then as as class 7 as a goods vehicle,based on its DGW(now)
The class which these duel purpose vehicle fall into will depend on their DGW(when regs change that is)

Duel Purpose was going to be abolished a few years ago, guess they'v been a little busy. Those Nissan pick up's are 4 & I recon I'v done those Fords as class 4 also