bleda2002
Well-Known Member
This, so this. Off roading for most people is fire roads, gravel roads, and dirt roads with a few holes, dips, and some rocks. Realistically anything that won't get high centered and has decent ATs will get through that stuff pretty readily with nothing more than a rough ride and a slow pace. Unless you plan on going through lots of mud, over large climbs, or "deep" water (more than 10-12 inches) almost any of these awd or 4wd cuvs will work.Also, any regular car CAN be turned into a decent off road vehicle with nothing more than some suspension parts and tires. Especially if its got a short wheelbase and short front and rear overhangs.
It worked for Porsche.
Subaru is a prime example, they really aren't anything special but they've convinced people that they some how are off road champions despite really being no better than pretty much any other semi tall cuv with the same tires.
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