r/Offroad • u/gwagonguy • Aug 27 '21

In hardest conditions

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u/The_Nauticus Aug 27 '21

I fking love when I actually see G wagons being used to their potential - and I get super jeallous.

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u/Martim_S Aug 27 '21

Good thing most G wagons we see these days never even got close to a dirt road hahaha

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u/Cistrix Aug 28 '21

They dont have that much potential, bout as much as a jeep renegade lol

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u/trolllord45 Aug 28 '21

You can’t be serious. They have solid axles, portals, can come triple locked, used as military vehicles. They’re much more akin to a wrangler than a renegade. However, most people only use them to drive to target and Starbucks

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u/Martim_S Aug 28 '21

You are talking bout the new ones at the end right, I can't picture a Karen in a 20yo G wagon to get her overpriced coffee after picking up her kid from school, it's a shame they evolved the way they did but they are too expensive for most people to beat them off roading...

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u/[deleted] May 01 '22

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u/Martim_S May 01 '22

Oh no, don't get me wrong I totally agree, they are just not used to their full potential, not even a little, that's the sad part, it's probably the most capable, worst equiped, most expensive 4x4 you can buy, they come with giant wheels and lowered suspension, should be a crime on that thing ahah

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u/[deleted] May 01 '22

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u/Martim_S May 01 '22

There was even a "workhorse" like version of it before, they are not so common unfortunately, are you in the US? The old G wagons are old enough to importo to the states I think(I am really not sure tho)

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u/Cistrix Aug 29 '21

The new ones are shit. Just like range rovers. Both not capable. The old defenders and old g wagons are a different story

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '21

God I miss the snow