We originally looked at getting the Toyota Tundra but at the time no one had the ability to convert them to right hand drive. When we asked of Toyota if they were going to import them, the answer was that because the vehicle is produced in the US and only in LHD, there were no plans to make them RHD. Their factories are only geared up for LHD.
Whilst that sounded like a good excuse at the time, what doesn't make sense about that is that we must have been able to produce the Holden Monaro in LHD for the US market, so how hard is it to change the factory to do so?
Ultimately, I think its the small market that Australia is in comparison with the US.
I don't know how you can buy a new F250 in Australia at all as I am of the understanding that Ford is no longer importing these, which were coming from their Brazilian factory.
Being an owner of an American vehicle, you tend to hear this talk from your friendly parts suppliers and vehicle purchasers...