I can’t care less what anyone driving but I have a question for owners of large very expensive 4wd (70k to 100k ) bracket.

Why reduce your speed to a crawl when confronted with a very small urban speed bump?

I don’t understand why you have brought the most money can buy in a off-road vehicle but you are unable to tackle a small urban speed bump with out resorting to a snail’s pace?

Why do own a 4wd if a mother of three, fully laden in a car car needs to overtake you  during the two minutes to carefully drive your outback adventurer over a small urban speed bump?

Asking for a friend?

It’s a common occurrence.

Daves2017 wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 12:36am:


70k is entry level.

Large vehicles often roll over at speed bumps as the roll-bars prove. Speed bumps indicate cattle are nearby which can damage the bull-bars.  Heavy suspension is a must for Woolworths high grocery prices.

Daves2017 wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 12:36am:



I practice this on a homeless person, usually a MAGA supporter. If I hear nothing then it's okay to be be a total asshole and not slow down for all for any speed bump.

Most likely second gear.

Hippies. Who needs em?

freediver wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 6:35am:


Hmmm - I have a 'soft-roader' - a 4WD without low range but with other options in diff locks.... its original suspension was soft allowing a lot of 'travel' so as to negotiate boulders etc..... I stiffened it up with good springs for handling, and they are... well... much stiffer over a bump..... and have a one inch rise over the old ones... I can still negotiate offroads and have done so in the older model of the same type - which was a 2wd....

Truth is in the driving skills....  you oughta see the ancient guy with his fancy Mustang around town here....... petrified of roundabouts and speed humps.... why own the bloody thing?

My argument with 4wds is how so many of them drive like c*nts in national parks and stuff... I had one hurtle at me on a narrow road, trying to push me out of the way - wrong ... I missed that arsehole's mirror by an inch at most... whatever you do, sonny/girlie - we old bastards did fifty years ago - watch out if I ever own a piece of sh*t like yours with a bar and mirrors that you can order to fold in.... you'll get your adrenalin shot when I just about remove your top paint layer .......... and your brown pants.... wake up and slow down .. no wonder the families visiting national parks for the snow and stuff call them 'pencil dicks'.  Get them on your car camera and report them online for dangerous driving.

Marla wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 10:30am:


Ah, Houston, we've had another problem.....
What is your problem, Apollo?
We had Marla outside on a space walk to check out the problem and she's cut loose from her safety line...

It doesn't damage the car, it's just annoying, and possibly bad for your back.

my BT 50 is very stiff
wifes pajero sports is very soft
sons hilux is intermediate
daughters bmw bottoms out
other daughters triton is like the pajero

i want to import one of these

the new toyota champ
only 15,000 new

2.5 litre deisel , no turbo, wind up windows, no abs or hight tech bs , manual,

unfortunatley will be going to SE asia and not here as they want to sell us the over engineered over priced rolling heaps of garbage

chimera wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 7:39am:


You should write a fiction novel.

What a load of BS.

Speed bumps before cattle grids?

Gnads wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 1:20pm:

Didn't say that. The cattle are wandering around Woolies car park. You can roll the truck when they hit the bull bar.

chimera wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 2:13pm:



You wouldn't have a clue.

John Smith wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 5:21pm:


The big landcruiser wagons like the Sahara when it first emerged to the ones today are exceptionally comfortable vehicles to drive on road or off the road.

The choices people make as to how they use or won't use their vehicle is entirely up to them ... they bought it.

Mate just bought got a new Landcruiser GXL ute cab chasis ute .... went for a drive to Bundy with him last week .... even that was a good ride for a basic work style ute .....

it would want to be at $100,000 plus fully fitted.

chimera wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 5:42pm:


Don't give up your day job. 

chimera wrote on May 16^th, 2024 at 6:24pm:


Lay off the weed cookies.

These could be the next must-have for trips to Woolies.
https://tingeratv.com.au/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIw4WBttunhgMVhNU8Ah1MRQYUEAEYASAAEgJn...

Grappler Racist Filth wrote on May 27^th, 2024 at 1:19pm:


GTTF wears a diaper while he fantasizes he is driving.