
How to Pump Up the Off-Road Capabilities of Your Toyota Tacoma
Tacos are already good where the pavement ends. Here’s how to make one better.

Tacos are already good where the pavement ends. Here’s how to make one better.

Now that it’s trail riding season, we couldn’t help ourselves from parsing through the used car listings for affordable off-roaders.

Sorry, folks: Even if the one-off Skoda Montiaq concept were to go into production, you’d probably never be able to buy it in America.
By Peter Corn

Armored vehicles aren’t just for the military.

When you take things off-road, that’s when the ground underneath your tires can change in an instant, surfaces can shift, grip comes and goes and the better prepared you, and your vehicle are, the better time you’ll have.


With a pack of side-by-sides we headed to the Valley of Fire in southern Nevada, to subject them to a trial by fire, in the valley named for it.

The Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk may not be tackling Baja, but it’s capable off-road and excellent around town.

Vermonter Mike Hussey recounts his journey into the Malaysian jungle during the 1993 Camel Trophy.

The Toyota 4Runner has always been the cool car, for the cool kids.

The Wrangler Rubicon Hard Rock is the best off-road vehicle made in America. We take it to the mountains to see how it performs.



