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The white wheels look great. Good call on doing that.

Just trying to be helpful.

https://www.abwautos.com/2006-Toyota-4Runner-SR5-Naugatuck-Connecticut-06770/6779944. Here is a decent low mileage one for under $8,000.

I think finding parts for either a domestic one ton or a Tundra are going to be equally hard in Africa and Asia as neither one are sold on those continents. I am not sure understand what is driving your need to buy a vehicle in the US and ship it overseas vs. buying a vehicle in one of those...

I like this suggestion. I had been looking at Highlanders recently though and was surprised that the first gen wasn't that much bigger than the third gen RAV4. I definitely struggle with making a vehicle choice based on what I think I might want to do someday rather than the reality of what I...

I went through this thought process a lot as I have a 3.5 year old and 1.5 year old. My advice is that you wait to make any significant purchases. Kids change so much in the course of a couple years that what works best for you today may not be what works best in two years. Also, adding a...

The Rad Mini should work great for commuting to work for you. Mine is a single speed and works fine going up the hill to my office. The mini is a 7 speed so you would have access to a lower gear. As others posted, they are heavy so getting them in and out of your trailer is going to be...

I have the new Rad Runner that I use for commuting to work. I love it for that. I mounted a box on the back to put my briefcase and lunch in. It is great to arrive in my dress clothes and not be all sweaty. It also takes me about half the time as on a traditional bike.

My bike was about $1,400. For where I live, it was the right decision for me. I get to take a bike path most of the way and don't have to ride on the busy streets at 40 MPH in the dead of winter. An ebike doesn't require insurance or registration either, so not as much on going cost as a scooter.

The Expedition got about 14 combined, so not much difference between that and the Sequoia.

Don't laugh, I replaced it with an ebike for the time being. We are making due as a one car family while we save some funds. Our one car for the time being is a Jeep Compass. The plan is to see if we really have a need for two cars. We have gone 2.5 months so far with me commuting on my...

You are probably right. I will say that I really liked the fold flat third row. It was super useful to be able to keep the seats down and be able to easily open them when needed. Had I had the budget, I should have bought a 2nd gen Sequoia.

I thought I would update this after a year and a half of ownership. I had nothing but problems with the Expedition and sold it when the latest issue came up. It needed the rear differential replaced after 4 months and that wasn't because I was doing crazy off road things with it. After a year...

**[emoji481] Pours one out for all the otherwise good vehicles rendered useless by car seats** This. I had to sell my Frontier when our second baby came and we couldn't fit two rear facing seats in the back at the same time.

You are right. It appears to be a different vehicle altogether. Another article I read said this cheap version probably won't even be called a Defender.

https://www.carscoops.com/2019/12/land-rover-said-to-be-developing-budget-off-roader-and-luxury-defender/ This came up in my news feed today. Maybe they will make a version that gets back to the more utilitarian roots of the Defender.

I owned a 2007 Frontier with the Nismo package (now Pro4x) from 2015 to 2018. It had 100,000 when I bought it and sold it with 126,000. The things that went wrong when I owned it are the following: 1. Transmission went out on it. This was a common problem from 2005 to around 2010. I believe...

Where I grew up in Idaho, it was advisable to have a cb when driving on logging roads. The road would have the station posted and mile markers painted on the trees. You would call out your mile markers for on coming traffic.

There is a build thread for it here. https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/build-fiberglass-foam-truck-camper.205977/

Here are a couple more sold in the US. https://www.cruxexpeditiontrailers.com/ https://www.opuscamper.us/