Rolls Royce...getting into the overlanding market?

[Laughing Otter]

http://gearpatrol.com/2017/02/09/this-is-the-new-rolls-royce-suv/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Daily Daily&utm_content=Daily Daily+CID_187d6d8e6640ea12397e51984dd2d668&utm_source=Campaign Monitor&utm_term=This Is the New Rolls-Royce SUV Way Before Youre Supposed to See It

 

[[DO]Ron]

A SUV is not the same as a overland vehicle imho :P.. that thing looks like the ideal thing for dubai mom's to bring their kids to school xD

 

[Laughing Otter]

A SUV is not the same as a overland vehicle imho :P.. that thing looks like the ideal thing for dubai mom's to bring their kids to school xD

That's what a lot of people say about Land Rovers, "Soccer mom SUV's", but a lot of us on here know different. The Mercedes G Wagon is a $100k luxury SUV, but a lot of us know how capable and bad ass they are off road. Lamborghini even used to make a capable off road vehicle...(do they still? not sure, I should look that up.) Even the Russian made Lada Niva, which looks like a VW Rabbit with a lift is actually one of the most capable, "off the assembly line", vehicles out there.


Anyway, my point being...We don't know yet how capable it will or will not be. I'll be withholding my judgement for now. Remember also, one of the principles here on Overlandbound Bound is...it doesn't matter what you drive...2wd or 4wd...built or not...car, pick up, SUV, or motorcycle...it's all about getting out, seeing the world...it's all about the adventure.