China Built 7 Off-Roaders In One Year — The Land Cruiser And Defender Can't Keep Up!

For more than seventy years, the Toyota Land Cruiser and the Land Rover Defender owned the wild places of the world. Then China went off-road. In a single year, Chinese car makers rolled out seven serious four-wheel-drive machines — ladder frames, locking differentials and more than a thousand horsepower. One spins on the spot like a tank. One floats. And one drove straight across the Yangtze, the mightiest river in China, and came out the other side. And they are not staying at home. The United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, the Middle East and Latin America — they are coming for the kings on their own territory. From number seven to number one: the Chery Stockman, the Jetour T2, the Denza B8, the Denza B5 (sold in Britain as the Bao 5), the Geely Galaxy Cruiser 700, the Yangwang U8L and the Jetour G700. Which one would you take across the outback? Tell me in the comments — I read every reply. CHAPTERS 0:00 The Kings Are Being Hunted 2:06 #7 Chery Stockman — The Diesel Plug-In Ute 4:20 #6 Jetour T2 — The Boxy Adventurer 6:29 #5 Denza B8 — Bigger Than The Land Cruiser 8:52 #4 Denza B5 — China's Answer To The Defender 11:15 #3 Geely Galaxy Cruiser 700 — The Battleship 13:46 #2 Yangwang U8L — The Off-Roader That Floats 16:25 #1 Jetour G700 — It Crossed The Yangtze 19:31 The New Kings Of The Wild Subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss the next story about the Chinese machines the West never saw coming. #OffRoad #LandCruiser #Defender #JetourG700 #ChineseCars