SUVs and Jeeps for Sale

Classic Jeeps have a body-on-frame chassis, a low-range gearbox, and true four-wheel drive designed for more demanding terrain. SUV models are usually unibody and focused on comfortable driving on asphalt, with an AWD system that sends power to the rear axle only when needed. For off-road use, models like the Toyota Land Cruiser are recommended, while for everyday use an SUV is the more practical choice.

An SUV usually uses 1 to 2 litres more per 100 km than a sedan of the same class due to greater weight, frontal area, and resistance. The difference is smaller in modern diesel and hybrid versions. In city driving, consumption can be up to 30% higher, while on open roads the difference is much smaller.

The raised ride height and all-wheel drive make it easier to drive on mountain and gravel sections, as well as in winter conditions. Most SUV models handle bumps well, but for serious off-road driving, vehicles with a low-range gearbox and differential lock are recommended.

Check the service history, the condition of the drivetrain (AWD/4x4), differentials and driveshaft, as well as the proper operation of the automatic transmission. Inspect the underside for corrosion, especially on vehicles from the coast, and pay attention to tire wear, which may indicate geometry or drivetrain issues.