American Bruder models are priced according to exchange rates, which today would put the above Australian-priced EXP-6 GT at roughly US$102,000, plus a shipping fee of around $5,000.

Bruder says it’s been tested for temperatures between 50°C / 122°F and -20°C / -4°F, icy conditions, altitudes of over 10,000 feet (3,048 meters), and other extreme environments.

Bruder introduced the EXP-7 this month, and the EXP-7 PT starts at a cool US$160,250, or AU$258,500 after GST. The GT starts at US$165,500, or AU$267,850 with GST.

The Bruder EXP-8 trailer reportedly costs a cool $117,000—and though Bruder doesn’t currently have any U.S. dealers, the brand does ship its rugged-meets-luxe trailers to the U.S. for an ...

Based in Australia, Bruder expedition trailers are available to order worldwide. The EXP-8 off-road camper trailer has a starting price of AU $241,500, which is around $177,000 in America.