Let's start with the Ford Raptor. It seems to be a pickup truck. Generally, there is little information about it in automobile magazines and various media. I know this car because someone near my home bought one. Personally, I feel that the owner of this car is a young man with superior economic conditions and pays attention to the choice of personality. The unique rear bucket of pickup truck is very practical, but considering the price and fuel consumption, it is not recommended if the conditions are not particularly good.

Besides Land Rover, this car is more expensive. Personally, I have never driven or ridden, but Land Rover's brand appeal in off-road vehicles is quite good, and it is a special off-road vehicle. There should be great advantages in off-road technology, but I heard that Land Rover has less space among cars of the same price. I wonder if it's true. If you have a lot of money at home and need the strength to send off-road vehicles, recommend it.

Then the cayenne. The price of Cayenne is much lower than that of Guan Sheng, and its positioning is different. Cayenne is positioned as a road suv, which means that although it is covered with an SUV, it is actually more about the configuration of roads. Of course, it is still competent for general off-road needs. If your family doesn't have much cross-country demand or just take a walk on the mountain road occasionally, you can consider it.

Finally, there are herders. If we have to compare these cars, only Hedeman and Guan Sheng are comparable. Because they are both hard-core cross-country, there should be no competition between them because of the huge price difference. If your family needs cross-country but the economic conditions are not good enough, you can easily buy a Land Rover for maintenance, then buy herdsman. It is worth mentioning that the space in the shepherd is not so good.