Tow Vehicle Reviews

Tow Vehicle Reviews

Find the right tow vehicle in our tow vehicle reviews section. We have used 4WD reviews, new 4WD reviews, car reviews and comparison tests to help find you the best tow vehicle.

Tow Vehicle Reviews

  •
    GREAT WHAT?
    Great Wall
    $26,990 - 36,990 AUD
    For years, China has been responsible for manufacturing and exporting goods to Australia. Cheap prices make for bargains, but disappointment has often followed as quality is found to be substandard. Now the Chinese have entered the ultra-competitive dual cab ute market.   | More
  • PRADO PARTY!
    Toyota
    $7,500 - 60,990 AUD
    The new Prado 150 Series is one of the most important vehicles in Toyota Australia’s history. Previous Prado models have built a reputation for reliability and durability throughout the Outback. We needed to see if this latest Prado measured up or if it has just become another 4WD victim of the softer off-roader principle.   | More
  • Which will be crowned the Best Tow...
    $20,000 - 88,990 AUD
    When trying to decide on a tow vehicle, most people have a five-minute test drive of a demonstrator vehicle around city traffic, without ever getting out of third gear. So we set out to find the best tow vehicle.   | More
  • What a Discovery
    Land Rover - USED
    $3,300 - 17,300 AUD
    Picking up a Disco 1 for next to nothing has never been easier, but what should you be watching out for? | More
  • Please Consider
    Mistsubishi - USED
    $3,100 - 16,300 AUD
    They’re comfy, capable to buy, but will a used NH-NL Pajero be right for your needs? | More
  • Bargain Patrol
    Nissan Patrol - used
    $10,000 - 38,000 AUD
    Some Patrols are cheap, some aren’t. Which GU is right for you?   | More
  • NAV-MAN
    Nissan - Used
    $9,000 - 26,700 AUD
    A used D22 Navara could set you back as much as the same year-model HiLux, but are they as good?   | More
  • Huntin' for a Hundred
    Toyota - Used
    $14,400 - 72,000 AUD
    What’s there to look for when buying a used LandCruiser 100?   | More
  • Moving Sideways
    Mistsubishi
    $39,000 - 50,000 AUD
    At a time when most vehicle manufacturers are calling face-lifted models all-new vehicles, it’s refreshing to see that Mitsubishi has actually released a new Triton with some substantial upgrades.   | More
  • Eighty Not Out
    $20,000 - 80,000 AUD
    Are Toyota’s 80 Series ’Cruisers still worth their premium price tag?   | More