Some Japanese freight trucks have chandeliers inside

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If your massive freight truck is completely covered in thousands of blinding exterior neon lights, leaving the inside plain would be a tragedy. Drivers routinely outfit their cabins with lush fabrics, elaborate dashboards, and literal hanging glass chandeliers, turning the cab into a mobile luxury lounge.

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Some Japanese freight trucks have chandeliers inside — STACKY / Transport

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