Ok guys, I'm in the market for a vehicle that can handle rough roads. Not looking for an all terrain vehicle. It needs to be a daily drive so it also needs to be good on gas. Any ideas? I'm open to suggestions.
>>14898487
get a miata
>>14898534
this
ex cop car
Not sure if the Miata thing is legitimate or a troll response.
>>14898487
Subaru Outback, or if you want something more luxurious, an Audi A6 Allroad.
Don't listen to >>14898546 . The Crown Vic Interceptor isn't that good on roads such as that. It's suspension is meant to handle shitty asphalt, not dirt.
>>14898589
When did I say vic? Where was dirt roads mentioned?
>>14898589
>Allroad
All dem balljoints and air suspension, nigga you crazy?
Also a crown vic is exactly the sort of durable vehicle that you can drive the shit out of on poor roads/gravel like that and if it does break, parts and labor are dirt cheap.
Honestly, my relatives in rural Russia (Siberia) have good luck with any number of different cars: Ladas have compliant suspensions and good clearance, older Toyotas are total brick shithouses in terms of enduring daily dirt road abuse. My one uncle has a W210 merc with 500k kilometers, the suspension/wheel bearings/hubs on that thing are really overbuilt.
I'd say an Outback is the most reasonable new car option. If you can stomach lower fuel economy, a Toyota 4Runner would be at the top of my list.
A CVPI because anything else on rough roads will destroy all the internal components
>>14898585
nah man
its legit
A jeep compass, why? Because when it does break you won't care
>crown vic
>good on gas
>>14898758
never go below 40mph
Subaru is your answer
>>14878738
Lol yeah i agree with anon sounds to me like you are in the market for a Subaru great daily driver but also can hang on some pretty bad road conditions I have one myself
>>14898748
Yeah you'll cheer. I only know 2 people that had one, and both of them had an issue where a wheel came off while they were driving
>>14898748
Erm no sorry they were both Jeep Libertys. My bad
>>14898487
Corolla or tercell 4wd are the best option. They can take some shit. And will never leave you stranded.
>>14898487
>>14898540
>>14898659
>>14898740
>>14898828
You guys are overthinking it. This Camry's seen more dirt trails than most Cherokee's in my area.
>>14898487
KLR 650.
Get a Subaru. I suggest a Forester. It's basically a taller Outback but they're usually cheaper and have more ground clearance. In my area, anyway.
>>14898487
A Toyota pickup with the 22RE and the 5 speed.
>>14898828
Pajeros only get decent mpg if they're diesel, but it's very hard to find a diesel one in the US.
literally anything. a dirt road is still a road.
>>14900388
In my np I get about 10l/100km on the highway
>>14899226
You misspelled DRZ 400s
