9 seater 4x4

CAROL DAVIES · #1 19-05-2013

Help i am a new 4x4 responded with gwent 4x4 respose does anyone know of any 9 seater 4x4 with front facing seats thanks

trev males · #2 19-05-2013

hi i have approved your posts as new members are moderated, ask your group rep to get you upgraded on the site as you can then see lots more, as for the nine seats forward facing i cant think of any to hand but maybe another member will. welcome along though.

Mary Sinclair · #3 19-05-2013

Transit has an AWD version, and a minibus version, I dont know if you can get the minibus in the AWD option tho

Tony Ferrari · #4 20-05-2013

Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 minibus (Rare)
VW Transporter 4-Motion Minibus (Rare)
Iveco Daily 4x4 minibus (less common than rocking horse sh*t and not made since 2006 as the Daily 4x4 is now only available as a chassis cab version)

trev males · #5 20-05-2013

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Originally Posted by Tony Ferrari

Mercedes Sprinter 4x4 minibus (Rare)
VW Transporter 4-Motion Minibus (Rare)
Iveco Daily 4x4 minibus (less common than rocking horse sh*t and not made since 2006 as the Daily 4x4 is now only available as a chassis cab version)

apart from that they are in every car dealers.....

Mark Blomfield · #6 20-05-2013

Some LWB Mercedes G wagens also had 9 seats ..but quite rare over here I would imagine- one on ebay now in Leighton Buzzard -£4500ish?

Andrew Marchant · #7 21-05-2013

An older Defender 110 Station Wagon could be adapted, replacing the rear sideways benches with genuine or aftermarket forward facing seats. Actually scratch that, only 8 seats.

Would have to be a 130 based bus, specially made from the likes of Foley...

And good luck getting insurance!

Peter Keane · #8 21-05-2013

How about an American 4x4, one of the big jobbies. Escalade or similar.

Pete

Andy Harvey · #9 21-05-2013

I Think the Escalade is only a 5 seater, even a Chevy Tahoe / GMC Yukon is only 8 seater.

Apart from the van based 4x4 mini buses - VW, Mercedes, Toyota Townace (only import) etc, there isn't much out there.

Only kidding really but you could try and find a UAZ 452 Bukhanka - built like a brick shed, drive like one but can cope with just about any type of terrain (as long as it doesn't fall over).

Cheers
Andy

Philip Cannam · #10 22-05-2013

You could try one of these very good off road http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...at_Manston.jpg
Not sure about mpg though