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4 wheel drive : how useful for climbing in NSW?	17-Jun-2013 At 10:53:48 PM	Siderunner
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I've recently relocated to Sydney and am about to buy a car. I'm a keen and committed trad and sport climber who climbs in the low 20s and likes adventurous multipitch climbing (having done big routes in the alps, red rocks, Yosemite, Dolomites, Mexico, etc). I anticipate doing a lot of climbing in the Blue Mountains, occasional trips to Araps and the Grampians. The question is: am i best off with a 4 wheel drive vehicle? And if I do get a 4wd, do I need the ground clearance of a proper 4x4 or will a jacked up wagon like a Subaru Outback suffice? Any feedback or advice would be appreciated! Andy

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