Tarw Coch
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- Bottom of Wats Dyke
We often look back with the benefit of hindsight at vehicles which have proved to be extremely reliable over 15,20 or more years, be they tractors, 4x4’s or whatever.
But is there anything made today that’s going to be looked back on in the same way? After all, most if not all these bomb proof vehicles were made before all the new emissions regs and the complexity they have added to engines.
Will the new Fendt keep going around the clock like the old ones with the mwm engines?
The Aussies used to say a land rover was fine to go into the outback but take a land cruiser if you want to come back, does that still hold true with the ones built today?
Any predictions for the vehicles of today that are considered bombproof in 20 years time.
But is there anything made today that’s going to be looked back on in the same way? After all, most if not all these bomb proof vehicles were made before all the new emissions regs and the complexity they have added to engines.
Will the new Fendt keep going around the clock like the old ones with the mwm engines?
The Aussies used to say a land rover was fine to go into the outback but take a land cruiser if you want to come back, does that still hold true with the ones built today?
Any predictions for the vehicles of today that are considered bombproof in 20 years time.