Five ways to plan a getaway with a Tunland G7

The Tunland G7’s combination of rear seating and a separate load bay gives outdoor-minded buyers several ways to use a double cab.
Start with the kind of trip you enjoy
- Camping: consider the space needed for tents, bedding and passengers.
- Coastal weekends: plan where wet or sandy equipment will travel.
- Fishing trips: check how rods, tackle and luggage can be secured.
- Trail outings: choose a suitable 4×4 derivative where the route requires it.
- Longer road trips: assess seating comfort and the load for everyone travelling.
A vehicle’s advertised capability does not replace checking the route and the limits of the specific derivative. Towing requirements also need to be matched to the vehicle and trailer combination.
For Cape Town drivers planning both weekday use and weekends away, Thorp Foton can help compare the current G7 options and arrange a test drive.
Explore the range at Thorp Foton or contact our N1 City team to discuss your requirements.
Source: Foton South Africa. Adapted for Thorp Foton. Images: Foton South Africa.
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