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we go offroading every summer
off the top of my head, in terms of cost-benefit and durability --- the toughest off-roaders you can get your hands on would be the late 1990s Jeep Cherokees (with 4.0L petrol engine) or the older FJ series Land Cruisers with diesel motor. These cars are super cheap to maintain and they can do some serious off-roading
the older (and newer alike) G-class Mercedes jeeps (gelaendewagen) are juggernauts on rugged/muddy/snow terrain. They are capable of ridiculous climb angles.
but they are a ***** to maintain --- very expensive parts
off the top of my head, in terms of cost-benefit and durability --- the toughest off-roaders you can get your hands on would be the late 1990s Jeep Cherokees (with 4.0L petrol engine) or the older FJ series Land Cruisers with diesel motor. These cars are super cheap to maintain and they can do some serious off-roading
the older (and newer alike) G-class Mercedes jeeps (gelaendewagen) are juggernauts on rugged/muddy/snow terrain. They are capable of ridiculous climb angles.
but they are a ***** to maintain --- very expensive parts