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The fuck is in your caravan, there are electric fords that can literally tow a freight train.
Go buy an outback wagon. Not to crossover shit from the last 14-15 years.
It's an off-road caravan, which I take off-road. Ergo, I need an off-road tow vehicle.
You're not going too off road with a bloody caravan though.
Oh yes indeed I am (have)! I've even taken my van into Wonnangatta.
...the big flat ex-station plateau that's like driving on a suburban backyard?
Yeah, righto. Look it up on Wikipedia, did we? If you can, read the words instead of just looking at the pictures - you'll see it's only accessible with 4WD, dirt bikes, on horse, or on foot.
that's because the bloody place was never paved to, and shut down a century ago. (Try me, most of my family are from the high lands and I grew up there)
True, a sedan won't cut it, maybe a ute would if you've done a bit of thrashing, but the point I'm getting at is it's not exactly hardcore 4WD driving, and an electric 4x4 can take it without even blinking.
Buy a tent and a camping stove ?