Driving 2,000km Cross Country in TINY City Cars [4K FEATURE FILM]

Summary by Krater

The hosts take two small city cars, a modified Daihatsu Charade and a Volkswagen Up!, on a 4,000-kilometre cross-country road trip across New South Wales to settle an ongoing argument over which town is the geographical center of the state, visiting Bogan Shire and Lachlan Shire and evaluating local meat pies.

From the video

Answers: Can small city cars survive a 4,000-kilometre cross-country road trip through Australian dirt roads?

• Cross-country road trip in city cars
• Geographical center of New South Wales debate
• Testing small cars on rough dirt roads
• Cooking soup on a 12V portable stove in a car
• Meat pie taste test between Bogan Shire and Lachlan Shire

Ingredients

• carrot
• onion
• tomato
• garlic paste
• 1 carton beef stock
• 1 box Shapes crackers

What it concludes

• The Volkswagen Up! provides better comfort, style, and high-speed road performance than the Daihatsu Charade.
• Small city cars can successfully complete long-distance outback road trips on dirt and gravel roads despite suspension and clearance challenges.
• Tottenham meat pies are superior in flavor compared to Bogan Shire meat pies.