IVECO DAILY 4X4 REVIEW Versus Toyota Land Cruiser 79 DC

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The title of this video is "IVECO DAILY 4X4 REVIEW Versus Toyota Land Cruiser 79 DC "

How will the Iveco Daily 4x4, or similarly-sized 4WD trucks, work as overland platforms when compared with say, a Toyota Land Cruiser double-cab? I find out.
Iveco daily 4X4 review Versus Toyota land cruiser 79 DC

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[zambiakid]

They're a great truck - as long as you mod the circlip in the transfer case to stop if falling out( voiding your warranty), extend and replace the breather to stop it blowing seals, and re-engineer the transfer case mounts to stop it flopping around, and if the diff locker computer actually engages the diff locks... read unsealed 4x4 issue 57 for a honest review after 5 years of ownership.

[markuslinse]

Made a trip through Russia with the old modell in 2003 and crossed the Canning Stock Route directly after my trip through Russia. I always loved the vehicle, with the new engine and the two life axles, this is one of the best offroad vehicles in this size you can get! Even if my heart still beats for Land Cruiser ;-)

[aussiedrifter]

G'day Andrew, All I can say is you do get used to it after about a week, no matter the number of times you get in & out, you adapt to the
beast. We did with our HINO 4X4 which has a working payload of 5000 Kg & a larger beast to the Iveco, the only addition I made was the addition of a third step similar to a Mercedes that folds up in rough terrain mate, I don't think you would be disappointed with the Iveco considering your work & long term needs.
The Landcruiser sized vehicles are all fun & easy to drive & you can camp for a week or two alright but for full time living or really extended living & working from (as in your case) you do need the real thing, not a weekly warrior.
Safe Travels Mate, Steve.

[rbnjr]

The gripe about getting in and out of the vehicle is funny since the excersize would actually make you healthy in the long run and that is priceless.

[chewie]

I have the 2018 IVECO Daily in the 3ltr and have been driving it hard for 12 months, absolutely no problems I love it. If I spent a lot of time in soft sand the 4x4 would be hard to stop.

[bayselec]

I know you dont want to build one but everybody else would love to see you in a Iveco. These are such a great platform for an around Australia tourer.

[mikewasowski]

I like where this is going. You also keep in mind you are comparing a stick unloaded truck to your highly modified cruiser. Some mods and weight and that truck would be a dream tourer.

[johnhewitt]

My 20 year old Toyota gets me out into the bush very nicely thank you and its paid for and does not need roadside assist. Getting out and enjoying the peace and quiet of the bush is so special. I think weekend in the bush with Andrew would wear my ears out

[JonDingle]

I would buy an Iveco Daily 4x4 instead of a new Land Rover Defender any day!

[lidocresti]

Iveco it's one of the best trucks builders., nice review

[WesternAustraliaNowAndThen]

Yes please, one of those with a motorhome body on the back would do us nicely. Now all I need to do is win Lotto.

[trioultimo]

This guys charisma would sell me a Fiat Multipla.

[philsymons]

What a great unbiased video, just one thing regarding your criticism of getting in and out, I drive a 5 ton truck around for my job, some days I can be in and out 50 times per day, honestly after the first 2 days you don't even think about it. Trust me, it becomes second nature....

[Dunebuggy]

Love the look of them and the performance too, but out of my price range. On top of that I think getting parts would be an issue, especially if you’re anywhere remotely remote.
I think an Isuzu equivalent may be easier to get parts for, but I really don’t know. Perhaps with a lottery win, I might consider the Iveco. 😃

[billywestley]

I appreciate your candid appraisal of a vehicle which you obviously like but doesn’t really tick all of your boxes. If I were buying such a vehicle your comments would be very helpful. Once again very professional, very enjoyable, well produced program, best regards and thanks. Bill Westley

[SLADE]

Very refreshing and clearly unbiased review.
A niche product that you would really have to need to want. Priced out of range of the everyday worker as it won’t fulfil a daily driver role.
If mining company’s buy them and they come to auction in a few years, then it might work as a exploration toy.
How unstoppable it must feel.
Mind you if you did get badly stuck, you would need a hell of a vehicle to un stuck you.

[anbu]

Just 2 extra steps into the cabin, that's 160 extra activity to burn off the cocacola calories.

[MaXwellFalstein]

It may be different in Australia; the UK Iveco Daily 4x4 has two two-speed transfer boxes and a six-speed plus reverse gearbox with a total of 24 forward 4 reverse gears.
18/4=4.5

[Iamdragonman]

Ive always said, if those magic numbers come up, this would be very high on my list of vehicles to buy!! Small enough for most areas but a great living space for the global tour. Extremely capable for the type of trips I would take!!!

[ecpnothnagel]

Bunch of SA expats having fun in Aus. Proud of you guys! Regards from Orania