Bugout vehicle

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Tacoma masterrace

>>33193454
Anything before 1980 won't be overly affected by an emp so I wouldn't go with anything newer than that.

>>33193454

The comanche is like half unibody construction if I recall. No thanks.

Would much rather an old toyota or nissan pickup

comanche means commie in my language
unacceptable

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>>33193454
My '02 Toyota RAV4

>is able to handle rough West NC mountain roads
>Is the last truly "compact" SUV
>Extremely roomy inside in a relatively size-efficient package
>Toyota reliability


Not sure what to get when this thing finally dies though. The later gen RAV4s are all big stupid mom vans. Same for the other "compact" SUVs.

Anyone drive a Nissan Frontier? Those are the only nice looking trucks I've seen that haven't become needlessly fuckhuge yet.

>>33193454
I miss the Comanche :(

>>33194044
How about Nissan Hardbodies?

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I want to lift it, get some recovery gear, armor and bumpers, then power mods plus a tune.

Cars are expensive.

>>33194145
Kinda prefer something newer and roomier honestly

>>33193932
EMP is a meme

My vote is for an 87 Toyota T100 1-ton.
>Fuel efficient engine
>2,500+ lb capacity
>virtually EMP proof
>can always go full-retard-technical if needed

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>>33194145
Beat me to it. Light, easy to work on(except for oil filter), not that you need to work on them because they are indestructible, can fit veeate for maximum drifto.

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Love this Ruskie Comanche build

>>33193555
Until it breaks in half.

>>33194169
Bingo EMP means shit. Let me move the goal post. This won't be mad Max or some shit. Civilization will remain. toyota Camry. Ultimate grey man vehicle. Maybe a civic.

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>>33194241
Camry or civic vs curb=ok

Camry or civic vs mud, sand, snow = death.

Even the basic cherokee xj is a better bugout commuter car than a traditional sedan

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>>33193454
The TARUS.
It would be god on gas. It weights only like 130lbs. Disassembly in 5 min. Obvious SHTF choice.

>>3319437
>reduced payload
>fewer occupants
>much smaller parts
>meme

I'd always choose an older Toyota Hilux. Just cant fucking break those things. Also, as it is a pickup, you have a lot of space for extra fuel/spare parts and bags

>>33194474
I have 5 at work, 4 gas models and a diesel. I wish the diesel had parts support in the US. Its 94hp, 4wd, and gets 35mpg

>>33193555
This, land cruiser or another FJ are the only reasonable answer.

>>33194474
>>33194489
The Hilux can't meet US emissions standards.

Blame America for building its cities around the car, so that any car that doesn't have strict NOX controls will Zyklon the entire area.

>>33195994
Yeah ours are DRMO. Got them from a base in japan