For most of the items on this list you are right. Although it doesnt state the price I think most working folks could afford the little survival bike though.
Zombies don't shoot guns, people do. It needs to be armored, economical, can hold lots of stuff and go off road. Most of the thing you shoved is as safe as my BMW.
@Top10Zone Yes and my BMW is faster and has windows. What would scare me more is a dude with a huge ass riffle trying to steal my BMW. If I had military grade amour, I, could be going 10 mph and have not a single care in the world. 😀
The only problem I see with these vehicles is they just advertise to everybody that you're a pepper and are ready for disasters while everybody else isn't . This makes you #1 person everybody is going to go after for canned food to vehicles
Most of these vehicles will Just make u a loud moving target… Definitely not practical when trying to protect your family unless you’re last name is musk..
Ukrainian Sherpas are the best off road vehicles hands down. Not fast but will never get stuck or stopped by water. Ripsaw is also cool for thick mud issues. Rezvani is just an awesome bugout car except no one knows.JLTV is proven in war and can take heavy damage while trucking along.
right off the bat on your video I notice your campfire is so close to your tent that it's gonna put little burn holes in it, how could I believe anything that you say from now on
Reasonable expectations are important. They are product reviewers, not outdoor survival instructors. The shot of tents next to a campfire is clearly for effect and not instruction
One of the best vehicles needs to be hardened from emp needs to be able to be repaired in the field minimal maintenance and not dependent on fuel! I suggest a good bike with solid tires! Also its silent! Though an ebike and mobile solar panel setup could be good! Dont forget desiel is only good if you have stabiliser and forget petrol after a few months plus everyones going for that liquid gold! In a bad situation!
2 person sharing 4 - 6 hours driving, 2 people on standby 4-6 hours, 2 people sleeping, after a while you could extend it to 8 hours on, 8 hours st standby 8 hours sleeping
A bug out vehicle needs to be able to sleep 2 of 4 occupants every 6 or 8 hours, 8 people vehicle needs to sleep 2 every 24 hours but also have a relaxing zone
Bust a track on full track vehicles. You'll be going round in circles. At least if you have 6 wheels you might be able to limp away if you lose a wheel/axle
Not one of these shiny flashy vehicles is good for bug out. They mostly focus on protection, like you´re going to be shot at by Guerrila Rebel army, your worst enemy actualy is fuel consumption when you´re driving 5t 4by4 armored to whistand mines and RPG´s. Totally unnecesary. The flying car is a cool idea but not much carrying capacity.
In a serious situation, fuel won't be available. It already happened with covid. I think best vehicles Will be electric ones you can recharge, ebike stuff like.
They are meant to be able to escape. Biodiesel can be made from rendered animal fats if things get desperate. If fuel becomes unavailable there are going to be much worse problems than not having an EV when the power grid is unable to sustain electricity due to a lack of a power plant supplying it...with fossil fuels. EVs are going to be really hard to repair and no charging in a grid down situation whereas you might be able to find some abandoned vehicles to take gas or diesel from to get you where you need to go in an emergency. If an ICB breaks down, you would be more likely to fix it with spare parts from other vehicles than you would with an EV.
@@johnnyzsalt5374 we have a tesla solar set up at the farm which is 45kw and runs all our pumps ect. a lot easier having 2 teslas and that than the impossibility of making fuel from animal fats. youd still have a solid 2 or so years of fuel findings whether it be scavenging farm tanks or finding the odd jerry can and by that point your survival lifestyle would probably have you on a bike or e scooter (if you had solar)
@@seanmackenzie9295 As long as you are able to repair and maintain your source of power then it is ok. Of it breaks or if it is sabotaged, then you would have problems. Sure hope you never need a Tesla mechanic. A lot of general ICB knowledge around. Not sure about EVs. And no, it is not impossible to make fuel from rendered animal fat.
Удивляет, что для некоторых образцов не приводятся конкретные данные, а также характеристика двигателя "Шерп" как мощного при том, что он слабее 100 л.с., а привод колёс производится втулочно-роликовой цепью.
Anyone who can afford these vehicles has probably got a state of the art bunker and won’t go anywhere. If I was looking for something practical and affordable I’d go with the vehicle of choice for insurgents and rebels the world over…. Toyota Hilux.
list becomes more intresting, and here is some= anything made from volvo with rear wheel drive, peugeot of the 70s and 80s, beetle, or 2cv if you find one, anything with a buick v6 supercharger or a jeep 4.2, and most Japanese brands like honda and toyota, best is carburetors as one can then convert it to woodgas old tested tech used during the previous war when fuel was a major shortage in europe, not super effective and if you have a leak in the system its best to make sure the cabin is really well ventilated
I realize you are product researchers, so you are going to review newly manufactured products. The main problem with your list, as Im sure you are aware, is that most of these items are likely to be priced in such a way that makes them unattainable to the average consumer, which makes this list less useful for anyone wanting to actually get their hands on a legitimate bug out/survival vehicle. Im pretty sure most of these things would cost six or seven figures.
These are very unrealistic vehicles. Who would actually buy these? A 2015-2017 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited, with a 3.5" lift and 35" tires, perhaps a roof tent etc etc, is a much more realistic, and extremely capable bug out vehicle.
great prepper vehicle list. now all i have to do is find a way to becoming a fortune 500 CEO so i can go out and buy one lol
For most of the items on this list you are right. Although it doesnt state the price I think most working folks could afford the little survival bike though.
@@mattalley4330yes I will cycle my way through the apocalypse 😂
Zombies don't shoot guns, people do. It needs to be armored, economical, can hold lots of stuff and go off road. Most of the thing you shoved is as safe as my BMW.
zombies are fast and they bite
@Top10Zone Yes and my BMW is faster and has windows. What would scare me more is a dude with a huge ass riffle trying to steal my BMW. If I had military grade amour, I, could be going 10 mph and have not a single care in the world. 😀
my dude 6:25
The only problem I see with these vehicles is they just advertise to everybody that you're a pepper and are ready for disasters while everybody else isn't . This makes you #1 person everybody is going to go after for canned food to vehicles
But it also means you’re better equipped to defend than they are to raid.
Most of these vehicles will Just make u a loud moving target…
Definitely not practical when trying to protect your family unless you’re last name is musk..
The only problem I see is the price. These vehicles are very expensive.
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Each of these cost as much as a house.
or a mansion
Love the sherp!
Do they come with the post apocalypse vehicular mechanic and repair garage?
those are add-ons that'll cost a fortune
God Bless The Walking Dead. Not only did they revolutionize Cable TV, they are doing it for the car industry as well.
😂
Ukrainian Sherpas are the best off road vehicles hands down. Not fast but will never get stuck or stopped by water. Ripsaw is also cool for thick mud issues. Rezvani is just an awesome bugout car except no one knows.JLTV is proven in war and can take heavy damage while trucking along.
right off the bat on your video I notice your campfire is so close to your tent that it's gonna put little burn holes in it, how could I believe anything that you say from now on
Reasonable expectations are important. They are product reviewers, not outdoor survival instructors. The shot of tents next to a campfire is clearly for effect and not instruction
And a frightening price tag !!😮
where are the affiliate discount links?
no affiliation
Imagine your expectations of finding vehicles that could work for the everyday family and this pops up
Don't ask your wife, just buy a cool gigantic armored vehicle, I'm sure she'll understand eventually
JUST LIKE IN THE MOVIES ONLY FOR THE RICH OR WEALTHY
these are all very cool but most people cant afford these
One of the best vehicles needs to be hardened from emp needs to be able to be repaired in the field minimal maintenance and not dependent on fuel! I suggest a good bike with solid tires! Also its silent!
Though an ebike and mobile solar panel setup could be good!
Dont forget desiel is only good if you have stabiliser and forget petrol after a few months plus everyones going for that liquid gold! In a bad situation!
2 person sharing 4 - 6 hours driving, 2 people on standby 4-6 hours, 2 people sleeping, after a while you could extend it to 8 hours on, 8 hours st standby 8 hours sleeping
thanks for sharing
A bug out vehicle needs to be able to sleep 2 of 4 occupants every 6 or 8 hours, 8 people vehicle needs to sleep 2 every 24 hours but also have a relaxing zone
thanks for sharing
Bust a track on full track vehicles. You'll be going round in circles. At least if you have 6 wheels you might be able to limp away if you lose a wheel/axle
thanks for sharing
Why isn't the motorized bicycle on this list?
Where would you go? Civilization has collapsed
Not one of these shiny flashy vehicles is good for bug out. They mostly focus on protection, like you´re going to be shot at by Guerrila Rebel army, your worst enemy actualy is fuel consumption when you´re driving 5t 4by4 armored to whistand mines and RPG´s. Totally unnecesary.
The flying car is a cool idea but not much carrying capacity.
Exactly. The only halfway practical thing on this list is the little motorcycle
*Yeah sure let me just go to the Dealership down the street and buy this im sure has to be “40-70k” 🙄😒*
In a serious situation, fuel won't be available. It already happened with covid. I think best vehicles Will be electric ones you can recharge, ebike stuff like.
fax but if you have a 3000 acre farm with over 15000 litres of diesel in tanks youre all good
They are meant to be able to escape. Biodiesel can be made from rendered animal fats if things get desperate. If fuel becomes unavailable there are going to be much worse problems than not having an EV when the power grid is unable to sustain electricity due to a lack of a power plant supplying it...with fossil fuels. EVs are going to be really hard to repair and no charging in a grid down situation whereas you might be able to find some abandoned vehicles to take gas or diesel from to get you where you need to go in an emergency. If an ICB breaks down, you would be more likely to fix it with spare parts from other vehicles than you would with an EV.
@@johnnyzsalt5374 we have a tesla solar set up at the farm which is 45kw and runs all our pumps ect. a lot easier having 2 teslas and that than the impossibility of making fuel from animal fats. youd still have a solid 2 or so years of fuel findings whether it be scavenging farm tanks or finding the odd jerry can and by that point your survival lifestyle would probably have you on a bike or e scooter (if you had solar)
@@seanmackenzie9295 As long as you are able to repair and maintain your source of power then it is ok. Of it breaks or if it is sabotaged, then you would have problems. Sure hope you never need a Tesla mechanic. A lot of general ICB knowledge around. Not sure about EVs. And no, it is not impossible to make fuel from rendered animal fat.
If it was a nuclear situation all electrics would shut down. EMP causes all electrical circuits to stop working.
My go to car is a 2004 honda crv
With the right preparation that could be a great bugout rig, sure.
Make up you mind if number 2 is a MAN truck or a Mercedes. It cant be both.
thanks for sharing
TERRADYNE GURKHA MPV 😋😋
Time to let Elon merge with Sherp he he he .
Удивляет, что для некоторых образцов не приводятся конкретные данные, а также характеристика двигателя "Шерп" как мощного при том, что он слабее 100 л.с., а привод колёс производится втулочно-роликовой цепью.
Anyone who can afford these vehicles has probably got a state of the art bunker and won’t go anywhere. If I was looking for something practical and affordable I’d go with the vehicle of choice for insurgents and rebels the world over…. Toyota Hilux.
thanks for sharing
How about a list that people can afford?
we are on it, stay tuned for that!
list becomes more intresting, and here is some= anything made from volvo with rear wheel drive, peugeot of the 70s and 80s, beetle, or 2cv if you find one, anything with a buick v6 supercharger or a jeep 4.2, and most Japanese brands like honda and toyota, best is carburetors as one can then convert it to woodgas old tested tech used during the previous war when fuel was a major shortage in europe, not super effective and if you have a leak in the system its best to make sure the cabin is really well ventilated
Cool but pure fantasy for the average prepper.
who knows when that fantasy might turn into reality?
I realize you are product researchers, so you are going to review newly manufactured products. The main problem with your list, as Im sure you are aware, is that most of these items are likely to be priced in such a way that makes them unattainable to the average consumer, which makes this list less useful for anyone wanting to actually get their hands on a legitimate bug out/survival vehicle. Im pretty sure most of these things would cost six or seven figures.
Great point!
While these are cool i think ill stick to my ford falcon rtv
This video is totally unrealistic to what people would purchase. 👎🏽
thanks for sharing
I hope you will turn on the translation feature for Arabic💖💖💖
These are very unrealistic vehicles. Who would actually buy these? A 2015-2017 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited, with a 3.5" lift and 35" tires, perhaps a roof tent etc etc, is a much more realistic, and extremely capable bug out vehicle.
thanks for sharing
These vehicles are great if you have plenty of fuck you money laying around.
This video is all paid for by the companies on here, i can't see many id think yes thats it.
it's not sponsored
Bugging out is a cowardly act
why?
Dumbass
worthless without fossil fuels 😂
true
Your voice is so depressing..
Thanks for you feedback. Working on it. Stay connected
Flying car sucks
..isit bulletproof?