+Bill Blinky Well yes most true 4x4's can for sure, but there would be challenge for some awd cars. Like the incline, if the vehicle doesn't have even weight distribution or proper 4wd system, that incline may not be very smooth. Most modern soft roaders don't have a proper 4wd system, wheels of other end may start spinning. Also the spot where 2 wheels is in the air , is difficult for vehicles without neither traction control or diff locks. The bumpy path mainly seems to demonstrate approach angle and clearance.
![Slalom z konkurencją 2'30 50km/h speed [S-curve Handling Stability Comparison]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/a8pd1xYuygM/mqdefault.jpg)
This is a great car I put 359.000 miles on it and sold it and it is still running strong...
In Russia there Pajero 4 which passed without a single failure of 800 thousand kilometers !! And still rides!
Pajero Full, simply the best car.
got me a 1991 box type pajero and it's still going strong
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I love my Pajero, However can't all 4x4 vehicles do the same thing as shown on here? Or am I missing something.
+Bill Blinky Well yes most true 4x4's can for sure, but there would be challenge for some awd cars. Like the incline, if the vehicle doesn't have even weight distribution or proper 4wd system, that incline may not be very smooth. Most modern soft roaders don't have a proper 4wd system, wheels of other end may start spinning.
Also the spot where 2 wheels is in the air , is difficult for vehicles without neither traction control or diff locks.
The bumpy path mainly seems to demonstrate approach angle and clearance.
which color is this?
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Pearl white