We here at Gillman Honda San Benito love to give you useful info to help you make more savvy auto purchases. Familiarity with truck cab styles helps you choose a pickup whose size and seating configuration matches your needs and preferences. Here's a brief rundown of truck cab styles manufactured across the industry.
Regular, Extended, Double Cab
Regular cab is your classic two-door pickup with no rear seating. Extended cab has two front and rear doors, front-hinged and rear-hinged, respectively. Double cab, also called quad, is essentially a four-door sedan with a rear seat and an attached bed.
Crew, Mega/CrewMax
A crew cab pickup truck lets you have cake and eat it, too, boasting four full-size doors with conventional front hinges. All four doors are roughly the same size, and there is a full rear seat to accommodate more passengers. Mega, or crewmax, is crew on steroids, with four front-hinged doors and added space behind the rear seat for storage. Owing to its configuration, mega cab often has a short bed.
Regular, Extended, Double Cab
Regular cab is your classic two-door pickup with no rear seating. Extended cab has two front and rear doors, front-hinged and rear-hinged, respectively. Double cab, also called quad, is essentially a four-door sedan with a rear seat and an attached bed.
Crew, Mega/CrewMax
A crew cab pickup truck lets you have cake and eat it, too, boasting four full-size doors with conventional front hinges. All four doors are roughly the same size, and there is a full rear seat to accommodate more passengers. Mega, or crewmax, is crew on steroids, with four front-hinged doors and added space behind the rear seat for storage. Owing to its configuration, mega cab often has a short bed.
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