Many people say that you must drive a new car within 3 years when traveling to Tibet by car. Why is this?

New routes in and out of Sichuan: Jiaxing → Yichang → Chongqing → Chengdu → Xindu Bridge → Batang → Zuogong → Bomi → Nyingchi → Lhasa → Shigatse → Tingri → Saga → Tachen → Zha Da → Shiquan River → Ritu County → Sansanli Barracks → Yecheng → Aksu → Korla → Hami → Dunhuang → Zhangye → Baoji → Zhengzhou → Yangzhou → Home. If you want to be economical and affordable, choose a van; if you want to have enough power to adapt to various emergencies, choose an off-road vehicle; if you want to be comfortable and convenient, choose an RV. Choose the best one according to your situation! Any car will do, it depends on how much you pay. If you have a turbine in your heart, you will do everything with a T; as big as your heart is, the world will be as big as it is. Going to Tibet has always been a dream for many people. Tibet represents sanctity and sanctity. Most people usually choose to take a long-distance train or drive to Tibet. It is said that if you have not walked the road to Tibet, you have not entered Tibet, and you have not seen the beautiful scenery of Tibet.

It is best to use a high-riding SUV or off-road. There may be bad roads from time to time, so it is easier to pass. I think the engine with a turbo regulator is the best. Sometimes it is really self-priming when going to high altitudes. It's a bit strenuous, and it won't go even if you step on the gas. For an off-road vehicle, the frame will not be damaged if it travels on bad roads. For an ordinary vehicle, if there are too many bad roads, it will probably make strange noises everywhere! Tibet has now become a popular tourist destination for everyone, and the scenery along the way is endless and the scenery is quite good. So if you drive to Tibet by yourself, which car should you choose?

In fact, traveling to Tibet does not have high requirements for cars. Nowadays, more and more people are traveling to Tibet with small cars. Personally, I think that as long as you check the condition of the car frequently, you will have no problem buying a recreational motorcycle. You will not need to use it along the way. Tolls are paid, fuel consumption is low, and motorcycles can go where cars cannot. I rode a motorcycle into Tibet last year, and this year I went to Xinjiang. All in all, motorcycles are better for traveling. It would be fine if two people go and the displacement is over 150. Second-hand Bobcat and Overbearing within 100,000? Don't be ridiculous, you should take a look at the abnormal value retention rates of these two cars. For 100,000, you can only buy a pile of domineering-looking scrap metal. The mountains are high and the water is far away, but it’s not enough to worry about.