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Flex Automotive Brings Japan’s Classic Land Cruisers to the US—and Invites Buyers to Travel to Japan to Take Delivery

Buying a classic four-wheel-drive vehicle is almost always an exciting experience, yet the nostalgia tied to its past is often limited to small clues left behind in a glove compartment or tucked beneath the seats, particularly when the vehicle is purchased in largely original condition. The history is there, but it is usually fragmented, abstract,…

The Blackcamp Freeda Camping Trailer Is Turning Heads and Going Viral

True innovation has become increasingly difficult to find, with many new products amounting to variations on existing ideas, differentiated only by incremental—if occasionally meaningful—design changes. The Blackcamp Freeda trailer stands apart from this pattern, combining a genuinely fresh approach to compact trailer design with a marketing strategy that is clearly as well considered as the…

Off Highway Van Unveils Significant Upgrades and a 3D Van Configurator

Off Highway Van, the Salt Lake City–based adventure vehicle builder known for its bespoke, high-end, off-grid camper vans, has unveiled its most comprehensive set of updates yet for the 2026 model year, alongside a new interactive 3D configurator designed to give prospective buyers a clearer and more intuitive way to plan and visualize their custom…

All-New Toyota HiLux Makes Its European Debut at the 2026 Brussels Motor Show

Toyota has presented the all-new 9th-generation HiLux at the 2026 Brussels Motor Show, marking the pickup’s first official European appearance since its global unveiling. This moment continues a journey that has seen more than 27 million HiLux vehicles sold worldwide, underscoring its long-standing role in markets that value durability and adaptability. Globally, reactions have been…

Tune Outdoor Expands Pop-Up Truck Camper Lineup with New M1Lite

For many overlanders, less truly is more—especially when a vehicle is used primarily to explore remote trails and carry essential outdoor gear. Yet for too long, the industry has prioritized comfort and luxury to the point where many now expect a camper to cost nearly as much as the truck carrying it, if not more….

Honda Unveils Base Station Prototype, a Compact and Lightweight Travel Trailer

Honda has unveiled the Base Station Prototype, a compact and lightweight travel trailer developed by the company’s US-based research and development teams in California and Ohio. Conceived as a new entry point into camping and outdoor travel, the prototype reflects Honda’s long-standing emphasis on efficient packaging, modular design, and accessibility. The project was led by…

Airstream Debuts Three New Models at the Florida RV SuperShow

Airstream has reinforced its position at the forefront of recreational vehicle design, unveiling three new products that collectively span entry-level travel, premium motorized touring, and advanced off-grid capability. The new World Traveler travel trailer, Atlas 25RT touring coach, and Trade Wind 27FB travel trailer reflect a deliberate strategy to broaden Airstream’s appeal while staying rooted…

Evotrex Recreational Vehicle

If you are in the market for an upmarket RV trailer that offers the comfort of a compact city apartment, sleeping space for a family of four, generous storage for outdoor gear, and the ability to remain off-grid for extended periods, the Evotrex PG5 is designed to meet those expectations. Conceived as a solution for…

Overland News of the Week

Adventure Ready Norden 901 Expedition Motorcycle The Norden 901 Expedition is a long-distance, off-road motorcycle powered by an 889 cc parallel-twin engine paired with a six-speed gearbox and a power-assist slipper clutch, all housed on a chromium-molybdenum steel trellis frame. What sets it apart from the standard Norden 901 is the various factory-installed technical upgrades…

Land Rover Classic Defender V8 Now Available with Defender Octa Color and Trim Options

A few months ago, a wealthy individual with a head full of champagne bubbles—and possibly not much else—decided that $430,000 was a perfectly reasonable sum to pay for a nuts-and-bolts rebuild of a 1980s Santana Land Rover. The irresistible Spanish-built Land Rover (arguably the least desirable flavor) even came with a cute little camper trailer…

The All-New, All-Electric 2026 Subaru Trailseeker is Fast and Capable

Subaru posted an outstanding performance in 2024, with US sales approaching 700,000 units. The brand recorded its strongest results in Vermont, Maine, and New Hampshire, followed by Connecticut, Colorado, Oregon, Montana, Alaska, Washington State, and Massachusetts. In these regions, Subaru’s all-wheel-drive, outdoors-oriented models consistently lead demand, a trend that is hard to miss for anyone…

Jeep Introduces Wrangler Whitecap as the Second Model in Its Twelve 4 Twelve 85th-Anniversary Series

 The Jeep brand has unveiled the Wrangler Whitecap, the second limited-run model in its yearlong Twelve 4 Twelve program, marking 85 years of continuous off-road production. Presented as a limited-run model, the vehicle is offered exclusively as an upgrade package for the Sahara and Rubicon Wrangler trims. Revealed in December from Auburn Hills, Michigan, the…

Are Modern or Older Vehicles Best for Overland Travel?

The age-old question of which vehicle is best for overland travel is a hot topic. Some prefer a brand-new vehicle with low mileage, modern tech, and ultimate comfort; others swear by their tried-and-true (hopefully) trusty vehicle they’ve owned for a long time, one they know how to service and repair, and one that, typically (but…

Do It for the Kids Gift Guide

Every year, non-overlander children open their presents under the tree to find gifts that are, for the most part, useless for the rest of the year. Overlander kids are different—they live lives of exploration and deserve gifts that help fill a year with fun and adventure. I don’t remember 99 percent of the gifts I…

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