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Last edited by crotchrocket : 12/16/2009 at 03:54 AM
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I think the 1rst generation of KIA sportage may fit the bill along with the hyundai tucson even though both are four-doors.
Was the jeep cherokee sport aldeary included on the list
Dakar was just the begining.
Yeah, whole point of this thread, is
No 4-doors
No Pick-ups
No 4x4 "cars"
And another criteria I should have added, is no concepts, because imo, they count about as much as a Hot Wheels toy.
And the SWB issue could be clarified with exact measurements, but that would be too much work. I think the Bronco II I last posted is pushing the limits there....I was thinking about the Jeep Liberty, but they I remembered it is a 4-door so it doesn't count.
Bart
Well, excuuuuuse me....
The Wagoneer came in Two door. As did the Kia Sportage.
As for the wheelbase the Grand that Cari drives is not that much bigger but yes its a four door but they did/do? make the square body style in 2 door.
I just looked up the Wagoneer and the 2-door Jeep Cherokee. I think both of those are a little too long. Vehicles with only 2 doors that are big enough to have 4 doors really aren't SWB vehicles, imo. That would mean the original 2 Trooper should be in there, but technically it's certainly not short enough.
Only 2 doors, but certainly not short...
What I was really going for with this thread are those little trucks that are seldom made anymore for some reason (at least in the USA), that end up being legendary little wheeling machines. If you look at the majority of the entries, we have a lot to choose from, but very few of these vehicles are available any more. And the "new school" of SWB SUVs tend to be a little wimpy, imo.
Everything today is either:
A) A pick-up truck
B) A wimpy grocery getter hardly qualified enough to be a stout SWB 4x4 (i.e. RAV4 and CRV)
C) A full sized 4-door SUV
It really seems the only vehicle made in any significant number today (in the US) that fits this criteria is the Jeep Wrangler.
I think the whole point of this thread for me was to get a nice list of those vehicles that fit into that "legendary little wheeling machine" category.
I just don't know why we don't have stuff like this anymore...except for Jeeps.![]()
Bart