[Donut Lord]

[Donut Lord]

[Efthreeoh]

I fell asleep to that music. Solitudes...

[Donut Lord]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

I fell asleep to that music. Solitudes...

Not sure if that was a good thing or bad? lol

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by Donut Lord

Not sure if that was a good thing or bad? lol

A bunch of city people got to wear plaid and drive in the woods. My driveway is worse than that it times. And I own 3 BMWs. None start with "X" and two start with a "Z". Lol.

[Donut Lord]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

A bunch of city people got to wear plaid and drive in the woods. My driveway is worse than that it times. And I own 3 BMWs. None start with "X" and two start with a "Z". Lol.

Always someone...."that trail looks like my driveway", "my sedan can do that", but it is interesting that I never see the footage...

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by Donut Lord

Always someone...."that trail looks like my driveway", "my sedan can do that", but it is interesting that I never see the footage...

Come on man, none of those trails were that difficult.

And sedans... how about Moab?

[Donut Lord]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

Come on man, none of those trails were that difficult.

And sedans... how about Moab?

I am sure a crown vic can do a significant portion of the Baja 1000 though a lot slower, so because of that then we just say RAM TRXs, Ford Raptors, TRD Pro Toyotas etc. all suck right?

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by Donut Lord

I am sure a crown vic can do a significant portion of the Baja 1000 though a lot slower, so because of that then we just say RAM TRXs, Ford Raptors, TRD Pro Toyotas etc. all suck right?

Calm down. You posted a video of Toyotas driving in the woods. The music was boring "Solitudes" music. It was boring to watch. Any car with decent ground clearance could drive those trails.

[Donut Lord]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

Calm down. You posted a video of Toyotas driving in the woods. The music was boring "Solitudes" music. It was boring to watch. Any car with decent ground clearance could drive those trails.

Still can't find your footage on the trails

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by Donut Lord

Still can't find your footage on the trails

Correct.

[Donut Lord]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

Correct.

You don't know it yet, but we are going to be best friends.

[Brandoch]

Originally Posted by Donut Lord

You don't know it yet, but we are going to be best friends.

Bromance

[Donut Lord]

Originally Posted by Brandoch

Bromance

It is going to happen. He can't fight it.

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by Donut Lord

You don't know it yet, but we are going to be best friends.

Nah.

Well, maybe if you reopen the Montgomery Donuts donut chain in Maryland...

[BeEmVe]

Originally Posted by Donut Lord

Always someone...."that trail looks like my driveway", "my sedan can do that", but it is interesting that I never see the footage...

You never see that footage cause there is no excitement and is boring to watch. Kinda like that video. The trail was obviously groomed and well groomed at that. Nothing I saw would be something I would have even gotten out of the vehicle to inspect let alone had a spotter.

In all seriousness if one takes the time to learn how to drive such "roads" one can do a fair amount. Years ago we were driving on tribal lands we got way up the hill side. I drove my friend's Subaru Legacy. We finally got to a good spot to camp and the road further was too rough. An hour later tribal patrol came up the road thinking we were stuck only to find us merrily camping. His comment was that usually when he saw such vehicles being driven by people who were stupid or rich.

I told him were neither and that I grew up driving on such "roads" and one just had to know how to drive and the vehicle's limits as well as their own. He was in a high clearance 4x4. On our way out the next day after a great hike we drove out. I will admit that once we hit bottom a bit hard. Not perfect but no damage.

IMHO most of these mfg videos are kinda lame. So not impressed. Especially as someone who drove a T100 and now drives a Land Cruiser (not one of the new 4 banger 250s).

[Donut Lord]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

Nah.

Well, maybe if you reopen the Montgomery Donuts donut chain in Maryland...

I will work on it!

[Donut Lord]

Originally Posted by BeEmVe

You never see that footage cause there is no excitement and is boring to watch. Kinda like that video. The trail was obviously groomed and well groomed at that. Nothing I saw would be something I would have even gotten out of the vehicle to inspect let alone had a spotter.

In all seriousness if one takes the time to learn how to drive such "roads" one can do a fair amount. Years ago we were driving on tribal lands we got way up the hill side. I drove my friend's Subaru Legacy. We finally got to a good spot to camp and the road further was too rough. An hour later tribal patrol came up the road thinking we were stuck only to find us merrily camping. His comment was that usually when he saw such vehicles being driven by people who were stupid or rich.

I told him were neither and that I grew up driving on such "roads" and one just had to know how to drive and the vehicle's limits as well as their own. He was in a high clearance 4x4. On our way out the next day after a great hike we drove out. I will admit that once we hit bottom a bit hard. Not perfect but no damage.

IMHO most of these mfg videos are kinda lame. So not impressed. Especially as someone who drove a T100 and now drives a Land Cruiser (not one of the new 4 banger 250s).

what year land cruiser?

[P1]

Where was the offroad part of the video? I just see some pavement princesses driving through the woods.

[BeEmVe]

Originally Posted by Donut Lord

what year land cruiser?

2015 ... last year before they added a bunch of lame active controls and went to fugly seat colors.

[Donut Lord]

Originally Posted by P1

Where was the offroad part of the video? I just see some pavement princesses driving through the woods.

I am confused. Your question answers your question. You acknowledge the driving in the woods and woods would be off of the pavement no?

[P1]

Originally Posted by Donut Lord

I am confused. Your question answers your question. You acknowledge the driving in the woods and woods would be off of the pavement no?

When my X5 drives across our ranch, I don't really call that "off roading" though. But maybe that's what it means these days?