More About Global Expedition Vehicles

"A Little Company with a Big Solution"

Global Expedition Vehicles builds and sells one thing, the world's best off road Expedition Vehicles.  Using new Unimog chassis and composite structures (see Expedition Vehicle specs), our vehicles are designed to take you anywhere in the world you want to go, and bring you back.

"You'll probably run out of World

long before you run out of Truck"

The concept is simple, "Built to Last."  Unlike most motorhomes or traditional RV's that are worn out after 100,000 miles, our all wheel drive extreme RV's are only getting started.  The manufacturer recommendation is to consider a motor rebuild after 1,000,000 miles.  That is 10 times the durability and value built into each of our 4x4 and 6x6 expedition vehicles.

"RV's Move Over"  Or should we say, stay put?

While traditional travel vehicles are docked on a 12x12 concrete slab at an RV park, tied to an umbilical cord for survival, our world travel expedition vehicles are miles away.  Our off-road vehicles are parked on secluded beaches in the Mediterranean, or under banana trees in South America, or in someone's private location (we are not at liberty to disclose) around the world.

You'll never buy another motorhome or RV again, once you've used a Global Expedition Vehicle.  That's not just our opinion, that's a fact.  (see more about how our vehicles for expeditions got started)

"Survive This!"  Totally Self Contained

We build our overland expedition vehicles to meet a number of criteria.  Here are a few at the top of our list:

• Chassis strong enough to carry anything that you want to put on it
• Power enough to cruise at comfortable speeds
• Off road capabilities with high clearance to go over any terrain and take you places a regular pickup would not go
  
• Locking differentials and gears to drive high-way speeds or rock-crawler travel
• Large fuel storage to never be stranded
• Water and electricity storage to throw away that umbilical cord
• Luxury of a high-end land yacht
  

See Global Expedition Vehicles Specifications