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* Toyota Land Cruiser 40 Series ; 60 Series ; 70 Series ; 80 Series ; 90 Series ; 100 Series ; 120 Series 200 Series | * Toyota Land Cruiser 40 Series ; 60 Series ; 70 Series ; 80 Series ; 90 Series ; 100 Series ; 120 Series 200 Series | ||
* Steyr Pinzgauer 710 series ; 716 series | * Steyr Pinzgauer 710 series ; 716 series | ||
| − | * Jeep | + | * Jeep ; Wrangler ; Cherokee |
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=== Motorcycles === | === Motorcycles === | ||
Revision as of 17:21, 10 February 2016
The vehicle you choose will give you the option to choose your route. For example, if you chose a tiny Citroen 2CV you might be limited to paved roads however if you chose a fully equipped 4wd vehicle, your options are endless.
Every type of vehicle has been used for an overland journey... except perhaps a funeral hearse!
You might want to consider a TukTuk, a tractor, an Ural sidecar or even a Rolls Royce - all have pros and cons. Here's our guide to choosing your vehicle:
2wd Vehicles
To be continued
4wd Vehicles
Types of vehicles in this category:
- Land Rover Series ; Defender ; Discovery ; Range Rover
- Toyota Land Cruiser 40 Series ; 60 Series ; 70 Series ; 80 Series ; 90 Series ; 100 Series ; 120 Series 200 Series
- Steyr Pinzgauer 710 series ; 716 series
- Jeep ; Wrangler ; Cherokee
- Mercedes Gelandewagon (G-Wagon)
Motorcycles
To be continued
Unusual Overland Vehicles
External links
- Stephen Stewart: Choosing an Overland Campervan at xor.org.uk.
- Series "4WD a Must?": Part 1 – Driving from Europe to Southeast Asia, Part 2 – Driving in South America, Part 3 – Do we Consider a Different Vehicle – Landcruising Adventure
