The UAZ SGR Combi Van Is Built for Frigid Russian Terrain

When it comes to expedition vehicles, off-road campers or all-terrain basecamps, you’ll normally find yourself in the position of having to choose between power, performance and creature comforts because that’s the nature of the best. Leave it to the Russians to develop something that gives you the best of all worlds with the UAZ SGR Combi Van. Based on the popular 7-seat UAZ SGR Combi, this vehicle has reinforced off-road qualities like a locking rear diff, BFGoodrich ties and black steel rims, an expedition rack with ladder, steering link protection, front power bumper with wing, rear power bumper with towbar, heated front seats, and plenty of space in the rear (including a removable table) make this an expedition vehicle that’s as affordable as it functional. The 2.7-liter four-cylinder engine only produces 111 horsepower and 146 ft-lb of torque, but that should be more than enough for a family expedition through the great unknown.