What 4x4 would you buy with $20k?
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What 4x4 would you buy with $20k?
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<$20k
Prefer SUV over Ute
Toyota?
Towing power/Beach launches
Petrol?
Space
Need a new wagon for the missus, may as well try to tick some of my boxes. Open to anything, suggestions welcome.
<$20k
Prefer SUV over Ute
Toyota?
Towing power/Beach launches
Petrol?
Space
Need a new wagon for the missus, may as well try to tick some of my boxes. Open to anything, suggestions welcome.
The boat will be of the 5-6m ~1500kg inshore type most likely.
Disco drivers doing 150kph on passing lanes then slowing to 50kph to get around corners without tipping over is in my top 10 gear grinders. Another downside as with all the Prado's in this price range is size, ideally want something I can lift kayaks on and off of.
Disco drivers doing 150kph on passing lanes then slowing to 50kph to get around corners without tipping over is in my top 10 gear grinders. Another downside as with all the Prado's in this price range is size, ideally want something I can lift kayaks on and off of.
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If you're worried about cornering stability you aren't going to get anything that will tow a decent sized boat comfortably. May as well jump into a highlander/Tiguan/q5/harrier/other oversized car.
Also land rovers (modern ones) are some of the most stable big SUVs on the market.
I strongly dislike them but credit where it's due, they actually do their job well.
Also land rovers (modern ones) are some of the most stable big SUVs on the market.
I strongly dislike them but credit where it's due, they actually do their job well.
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iOnic wrote:If you're worried about cornering stability you aren't going to get anything that will tow a decent sized boat comfortably. May as well jump into a highlander/Tiguan/q5/harrier/other oversized car.
Also land rovers (modern ones) are some of the most stable big SUVs on the market.
I strongly dislike them but credit where it's due, they actually do their job well.
well optioned ones corner amazingly well, better than they have any right to IMO. they can be pushed much harder than your instincts tell you - its a bit unnerving.
they hammer brakes, tyres, and suspension doing it though.
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