this is careless driving by the Nissan.
There are no fast lanes on a Bypass. Speed limit is 70-80kph
You put it together so beautifully. Kudos!
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This is not a normal journey. This is Kenya to South Africa. Through Tanzania, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia. Thousands of kilometres, bad roads, good roads, no roads at all in some places.
So let us be honest about each fighter:
A. Defender 110 - This one will look the best in pictures. Comfortable, modern, strong. But for this kind of trip? If anything electronic fails in the middle of nowhere, you are stuck. You will need a specialist, and you will not find one in the bush.
B. Toyota Hard Top LC70 - This is the soldier. No comfort, no luxury, just pure strength. It will go anywhere, it will carry anything, and any mechanic in Africa can fix it with basic tools. The only problem is, after 10 hours inside it, your back will be asking you questions.
C. Nissan Patrol Y62 - Very comfortable, very powerful, and on smooth highway it is a dream. But it drinks fuel like it is angry with you, and once you leave the main roads, parts become a problem. You do not want to be searching for Patrol parts in rural Zambia.
D. Toyota Land Cruiser LC200 - This is our pick.
It is the balance. It is comfortable enough for a long journey, strong enough for bad roads, and if it breaks down, somebody in almost every town in Africa knows how to fix a Land Cruiser. Fuel, parts, mechanics, it is all there. It will not be the fastest, it will not be the flashiest, but it will get you to South Africa and bring you back home.
If this was a weekend trip for pictures, we would say Defender.
But for this journey? LC200. No debate.
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Lc 200 for comfortability and fuel efficient
Lc70 for offroad and long journey but none comfortable and it is tiresome
Defender 110 very tiresome mostly the older version ,uncomfortable and fuel drunkard
Nissan patrol y62 very fuel inefficient, high maintainance
Lc200 overall
A long Journey ahead, what car are you taking?
A. Land Rover Defender 110
B. Toyota Hard Top LC70
C. Nissan Patrol Y62
D. Toyota Land Cruiser LC200
Choose your fighter.
Exciting Company.
In a few years they’ll make a battery capable of 5,000km
roughly as we go to service our ICE cars they’d be charging and driving from kampala to cape town on a single charge.
A new world record for the YANGWANG U9 Xtreme. 503.17km/h.
YANGWANG U9 Xtreme has done the impossible, surpassing 500km/h to set a new world speed record in Abu Dhabi. Four Guinness World Records. FIA-recognised. All-electric.
The fastest production car on the planet just got faster.
#YANGWANG #U9Xtreme #WorldRecord
byd! fastest road legal car.
speeding up past 300km/h
speeding up past 400km/h
topping 500km/h
scary
congrats team BYD or should I say Yangwang?
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#alwaysbecharging
haha
how I imagine the agents work but in reality it’s just numerous lines of code in an ensemble
its over once swarm of AI agents start doing everything for us
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