20 Most Amazing Off Road Vehicles in the World

Off-roading is super fun! In fact, it’s even more fun that driving on the regular road. No traffic to worry about for a start, and you can tackle some unusual terrain and become a true explorer. But you can’t just start driving your Honda Civic up a mountain. You are going to need a specialised off-road vehicle. And this video is going to run through the best of the best. From the true Maverick to the car that’s a born fighter, here are the
20 Most Amazing Off Road Vehicles in the World
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[@SmartTech4K]

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[@dannyhull8007]

Why NO PICTURES OF THE FORD BRONCO? All you have are station wagons and not even all Ford products.

[@SNMachines1502]

So cool

[@scottmoore6131]

There’s also the ripsaw. That thing is sick.

[@shaunvance3389]

The rally looks good

[@user-rd1ry9mh2p]

Amazing ❤❤❤❤❤

[@ChristopherCowin]

Number 5 is my favorite

[@ReubenMRU]

seaplane on its trailer...#raretopic

[@johnfeight2123]

What about the Unimog by Mercedes that truck should have made the list. I have mad respect for them.

[@Barry-lj3fb]

Seriously?? The nasa crawlers are over 10 miles long, 8 miles wide, and 4 miles tall?? Come on, how dumb do you think we are. ?? 😂 really good one

[@PlasmonixRBX]

I should get oneofthose!

[@wakscientist7410]

#RARETOPIC It is a boat, of sorts. The vessel is clearly branded 'Virgin", so we can as Richard Branson what it is. As well, the tracks are the trailer. The boats trailer is self propelled and remote control. The treads are so that it can be moved in areas where there is no paving (like a secluded beach). Looks like a Watersports Craft. Don't drink the water, the spoon is not real, the cake is a lie, nothing has purpose (maybe gold?) and buy gold...BUY!!

[@chesslerbooks]

The Ford Bronco was the first SUV in 1950? Then what was the Army's Jeep in 1940, chopped liver? See Wikipedia under Jeep... ''the World War II "jeep" that went into production in 1941 specifically tied the name to this light military 4×4, arguably making them the oldest four-wheel drive mass-production vehicles now known as SUVs.'' As an Army reservist in the 1960s I had a lot of fun driving Jeeps and Deuce and a Halfs. A couple of times I was able to disappear for an afternoon, playing in the rough trails of Camp Drum, NY.

[@user-rp2nq1ev6x]

NASA's crawler transports what about to transport the Saturn 4 and Saturn 5 rockets. Not 1 V or V. 4 and 5.

[@Print744]

What's with all of the video clips that have nothing to do with the vehicles being discussed?

[@Thidavann_Soth]

🦅

[@johndurcan3686]

where is the Man KAT 1 8x8? - yet another reason why Americans should stay home. And play with toys.

[@hrdassmack3566]

This is a scam. this chAnel does not care enoufgh to show the trucks they are talking about and its a bronco. The creator should be ashamed

[@pieteri.duplessis]

Your introductory picture is BS, how he heck do you expect a thinking person to even bother to watch it??

[@Barry-lj3fb]

Yes and did you see the nasal crawler length and width? Approximately 10 miles long, 8 miles wide, and 4 miles high?? Wtf