Mercedes XCLass
Will be interesting too what they want to do with this. Competition is now the Amarok according too MB. That has now 254hp and 420lbs ft of torque. Japanese are being a little bit agitated. Would not ...
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kw/00 wrote:
Well what makes your trucks better in the water then? Do they in close all electrical work then and enclose the engine area? Not being a smart ... but just curios. Here in the US plenty of people put there 4x4 trucks well off road. Especially in Florida, these boys here buy a brand new shiny truck and take it right to the woods. I can tell you from personal experience they have no problems driving them through swamps etc... all across America, guys really use there trucks for farming etc... I can tell u from growing up on a remote farm, we used our 4x4 vehicles all the time and they were abused horribly, but they got the job done. ..so another question is what about you rvs? How can they withstand the water so deep and get no damage ? Just wondering how they build it to withstand that punishment. I see you point about camping in remote areas in your country. Actually that's pretty cool !
On edit cool pics btw...
Actually, it's the Corealus Austrailus effect, you know that since whirlpools run backwards down there that somehow results in their trucks being able to go off road where US trucks can't. JK, the statement that "US trucks don't go off road" is the most ridiculous thing I've read on this site....
