Passing on a two-lane highway requires a different technique, that's all. You get used to leaving lots of space between you and the car in front so you can see around them.
I knew from the start that there might be issues, and was extremely picky on The Subject in my test drive - if I was going to pay that much for a 1992 vehicle (thanks to the demand for them here and the yen exchange rate, Delicas are not cheap), it had better be perfect. It was.
The Delica is a tall vehicle with a very high driving position. You can see right over top of most cars, so left turns aren't a problem. As a result of the height, though, underground parking is generally a non-starter. The heavy stuff is very low in the chassis, so they're not as tippy as they look.
It's also not the fastest vehicle (mine cruises nicely at
100 to 110 klicks, but clearly doesn't want to go much faster), so passing people is rarely an issue. They pass you. There are many reasons to buy a Delica, but speed isn't one of them. :-)Laura Halliday VE7LDH "Non sequitur. Your ACKS are Grid: CN89mg uncoordinated." ICBM: 49 16.05 N 122 56.92 W - Nomad the Network Engineer