THE BEST OVERLANDING VEHICLES IN 2024!

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Are you ready to explore the realm of expedition vehicles, where toughness meets luxury? These are no ordinary camper vans – we're talking about machines built to conquer wild terrains. From Canada to Europe, I've curated the top 10 ultimate exploration vehicles. Strap in and join me on this extraordinary journey!

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[Chetterhummin]

"Imagine all this luxury and awesomeness and then CRY BECAUSE YOU WILL NEVER AFFORD IT!"

[maxx]

The quoted prices are complete nonsense. For reference: An Airtstream 27 International costs 140000 Dollar. That is a TRAILER!

[hmcpimpslap]

The Earthroamer LTi is 800, 000 and the SX is 1.1 million!

[Creawer]

I hate luxury, it seems to me unnecessary, wasteful, weak and soft.
I like things that are as minimalist, simple, solid and of good quality as possible.

[Hammerdownproductions]

Damn dude. totally missed the price of the EarthRoamer SX.. Try 1.15 mill up to 1.2 million. Hell of a lot different than 500k.

[Blueknight]

Nothing more than a very expensive off road camper for the rich. Personally, I'd rather have a Sherp. You pretty much can go anywhere with it including in the water and it's much cheaper.

[Drkajavab]

I'll just continue to sleep in my Subaru or a Rubicon, wipe showers, and poop in a hole outside since that's what I can afford 😂. The gas/diesel cost on these must be obnoxious. Also, I've been places in a Jeep Rubicon that these monsters just can't go. Seems restrictive and not worth the insane cost.

[AlexanderOlivaAEOC]

the crawler otag 830 at 3:46 is the best option

[robertryan]

Try Australia we have 6 Expedition Vehicle manufacturers. Unidan and SLRV are Australian builders. They use Japanese and European Chaasis's MAN and Scania own Navistar😂

[RandomButBeautiful]

build anything outlandish and charge and even more outlandish price, and a bunch of people will buy it so that they can flex on people that can't afford it.

[zakzwijn]

Besides from the price, I wonder what the insurance, road tax, maintenance and fuel consumption (during off road conditions) costs will be of some of these monster rigs. A common fallacy is that bigger is better. But what if you get stuck with your 20 tonne rig? Good luck digging yourself out, and who is going to pull you out? Too heavy for smaller bridges, please turn around and take a 500 km detour, too wide for narrower tracks/roads. You always see these monster rigs being marketed on strong gravel surfaces or sand with a strong consistency. Hmm I wonder why.

If I had to choose one of these it would be the Unimog hands down. Its offroad capability is in a class of its own. But you can get similar setups for half the price and if you're a good mechanic, far less than that. One million dollars is outrageous.

[maxcaysey]

I'm thinking that I would go for the Unimog!

[edwardbernays]

Stone the crows……😖 where did they find that dreadful music… Had to turn off the volume and switch on the subtitles. That was a relief…

[profbosons]

Is it for camping or adventure? Not sure if the engineers of this already travel…

[beowolf]

These are not over landing, they are over pricing

[brenchomsky]

$1-million for a UNIMOG No... that's overpriced !!! Just like Earthroamer.

[directed_by_steve]

These campers are not for the 9-5 people lol....

[mohsinsyedain]

Nothing beats TRUCK HOUSE. If you want the level of luxury and comfort offered in these campers then I suggest you stay at home.

[grahamwhatling]

These videos are so trash. No useful information, half a second glance at the interior, and really annoying narration. Why do i keep pressing play...

[Mooooty]

LOL @ the auto generated AI voice and script. 🤣😂😅😆