expedition vehicles
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The instant we saw the Torsus Praetorian off-road bus for the first time ever, we knew: That would make an absolutely killer expedition motorhome. The big, bad beast of a 4x4 bus has finally completed that very destiny, with serious style and flair.
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World Travel Vehicles out of Durango, Colorado offered one of Overland Expo 2024's most impressive all-terrain campers, based on the popular Toyota Tacoma. The TrekTwo aims to be an agile explorer that carries along an efficient micro-retreat.
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UK startup Fering is gearing up to build electric vehicles for cross-continental explorers. It's starting out with the Pioneer, a go-anywhere brick outhouse of a thing designed for monster range figures under the most extreme circumstances on Earth.
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The Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator are the most-accessorized vehicles in the United States and are some of the most popular overlanding rigs on the planet. So when we were asked to try a from-the-dealership, ready-to-go setup from RMT Overland, we grabbed keys and took off.
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Last time we looked at the SLRV Commander 8x8 two-story motorhome, it was still in the build, but it has since been completed. An engineering marvel, the wheeled explorer yacht brings together a military-grade shell with a duplex interior.
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The Unicat MD77h MAN TGS 6x6 packs three axles, 530 hp of diesel muscle, and a comfy interior with multipurpose kitchen, two sleeping areas, a washer and dryer, and multiple entertainment systems. Explore whatever obscure corner of the world speaks to you without losing a single warm night of sleep.
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As always, last weekend's Overland Expo West show proved one of the world's best places for spotting unique, well-traveled vehicles of every shape and size. Here's a look at the best of show.
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The Mitsubishi Fuso 4x4-based Base 4x4 pop-top expedition truck finds a niche somewhere between pop-up off-road camper vans and more elaborate expedition trucks. The aluminum-box off-road motorhome offers a more affordable, more customizable expedition option.
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Bocklet builds “go anywhere” motorhomes such as this Unimog-based EUR 250,000 (USD 315,000) Dakar U685. Comforts include diesel-powered heating and air conditioning, a hot water service, shower, toilet and kitchen, satellite TV and king size bed.