I need a go anywhere vehicle..

[Holland]

Land Cruiser LX450. Solid axles, inline 6, reasonably comfortable and will go pretty much where you point it, especially if you add e lockers. The damn things will run forever and the last one I had would get high teens on the highway. Not exactly efficient but 6 or 8 grand will buy a lot of gas.

I agree, but I think op would be better off in a 100 series Land Cruiser. Pretty much perfect in every way he would ever need.

Anyone suggesting a Land Rover needs to seriously take into consideration what they just said... Lol.

[5Toes]

mogs are sick.. until you have to go to the store at 10mpg and max speed of 35mph

[CrusherCurtis]

Older range rover, parents used to have one you couldn't start the damn thing

lol fixed

[Wschnitz]

But holy fucking cow Unimogs are sick

[Wschnitz]

I do believe he said 14k, not 30k for the wrangler, nor 20k for a Unimog, plus add 3k for shipping it from europe.

[Yakinho]

[M-technik-3]

New Jeep with 4 doors. Capable vehicle.

[mrsleeve]

http://www.expeditionportal.com/reso...-vehicles.html

the LR3 made that list??? Wow

[TheTacoMan]

I would go with a toyota 4 runner hands down.

[Wschnitz]

http://www.expeditionportal.com/reso...-vehicles.html

Nissan xterra... Hmmm

[atmobenzin]

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Cost me $3,000.

But it is about as comfortable as sitting on a rock mounted on a mountain goat and no space for sleeping.

[dannyg]

Cost me $3,000.

[z31maniac]

http://www.expeditionportal.com/reso...-vehicles.html

[midwest]

I have a 2010 Subaru Forester X, base model 2.5 awd with a manual trans. I average 25mpg with it, its comfy, we all know subarus are reliable, and its a FUGGIN BOSS off road. I took it to an offroad state park a month or so ago, regular all season tires on it.. climbed an embankment that was about 30deg slope, went through a mud/water puddle that was about 3 feet deep and over 100 feet long, did a small bit of rock crawling, and did a bunch of playin in the sand, never got stuck..
On the road it has a fairly firm suspension, handles like a car, not much for blind spots, well composed, wind does blow it around a bit, but its not bad. the back seats fold down, to make plenty of room, just hauled a new washer in it yesterday.

The manual has a much better power split between the front and back.. 50/50 vs the autos 90/10 untill it see's slip. I paid 13,500 for it, so they can be had fairly cheap.

[Danny]

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