Americans love the great outdoors. According to a report by Global Market Insights, the all-terrain vehicle market in the United States is expected to be worth more than $13 billion by 2024, more than double what it was ten years ago.

RELATED: 10 Best Family SUVs You Can Take Off-RoadThere are plenty of decent off-road pickup trucks and SUVs you can buy today, most of which can serve as daily drivers when you return from your off-road adventures. However, for off-road enthusiasts looking for something more hardcore, there are a growing number of monstrous 6×6 trucks with all sorts of modifications and equipment to ensure they can get through any land of the planet. Let’s discover ten of them.

ten Hennessy Goliath

Hennessey needs no introduction, as it is responsible for building some of America’s finest modified cars. Hennessey primarily works on muscle cars and sports cars, but he’s also built several incredible custom off-roaders over the years. The Goliath 6×6 is a perfect example.

The 6×6 Goliath started out as a Chevy Silverado Trail Boss but gained an extra pair of wheels, a longer bed, a six-inch lift kit and a new suspension system. Equipped with a 705 horsepower V8, the Goliath needs just over 4 seconds to exceed 100 km/h.

9 KAHN’s Flying Huntsman Pickup

The Land Rover Defender is an absolute legend in the automotive industry. It is widely regarded as the first off-road vehicle available for sale to the general public, which is why so many gearheads love it around the world.

The Defender already has a reputation for toughness. However, Kahn Design always felt it wasn’t tough enough, which is why they spent thousands of hours building the crazy 6×6 Flying Huntsman. This beefed-up Defender looks like a Defender from the front, but features a custom bed, 2-inch lift kit, unique six-wheel-drive setup with air actuation and retro alloy wheels.

8 Mercedes Benz 6×6 G63 AMG

Mercedes-Benz isn’t the first automaker that comes to mind when you think of off-road vehicles, as it’s best known for building some of the best luxury cars. However, the G63 AMG 6×6 shows that the German automaker could dominate the off-road segment if it wanted to.

Unlike most vehicles on this list, the G63 AMG 6×6 is built entirely at the Mercedes-Benz factory, which is why it has a cleaner, more purpose-built look. It features a powerful 544 horsepower twin-turbo V8 with many innovative features, including a portal axle that increases ground clearance, independent axle suspension and an innovative tire pressure monitoring system.

seven JMACX Toyota Land Cruiser 6×6

Australia is known for having some of the wildest outdoor spaces in the world, which is why many of its people prefer to drive off-road vehicles. Australia is also home to many amazing off-road builds, like this custom Toyota Land Cruiser GXL 6×6 from JMACX.

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This awesome truck is equipped with a 209 hp diesel V8 plus special off-road features like 16-inch wheels, power windows, mud flaps, differential lock and a superb infotainment system to spice it up. the trips.

6 Ford Hennessey Veloci Raptor 6×6

The Ford F-150 Raptor set the automotive world on fire when it debuted in 2019. It offered superior speed and performance to any other F-150 ever built, which is why so many gearheads love it. As usual, Hennessey wanted to take the F-150 Raptor to a whole new level, which is why they built the VelociRaptor 6×6.

The VelociRaptor has an extended truck bed to accommodate an extra pair of wheels, 7″ more ground clearance than the standard Raptor, 20″ heavy duty wheels with 37″ all terrain tires, brakes Brembo and high intensity LED lights.

5 AT44 6X6 Arctic Trucks

Most gearheads have never heard of Arctic Trucks, as they are a small custom truck builder based in Iceland. However, Arctic Trucks had a few moments of glory a few years ago by building the custom Toyota Hilux of James May and Jeremy Clarkson Top of the line leads to the North Pole.

Arctic Trucks now makes a similar Hilux-based custom 6×6 pickup truck for interested buyers. Dubbed the AT44, this truck has all the gear you would need to get to the North Pole.

4 Rezvani Motors Hercules 6×6

Rezvani has a reputation for making insane off-road vehicles based on existing vehicles – we’ve already told you about the Wrangler-based TANK and how awesome it was. After the success of the TANK, Rezvani went back to the drawing board and built the even crazier 6×6 Hercules.

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Like the TANK, the Hercules is based on the Jeep Wrangler. It received significant modifications to improve its off-road performance, including being stretched 20 feet to accommodate a 7-foot bed, an extra axle, new bulletproof bodywork, and a 1,300 horsepower supercharged V8 engine.

3 Patriot Campers LC79 Megatourer

Australia-based Patriot Campers doesn’t build all-terrain vehicles for occasional weekend off-road jaunts. Their target market is off-road enthusiasts who want to live off their vehicles for months, as the LC79 Megatourer shows.

The LC79 Megatourer is based on the Toyota Land Cruiser, which is already a capable off-road machine. It is then fitted with all the off-road gear needed to tackle tough terrain, a 70 liter fresh water tank, centrally locked storage for gear, roof mounted solar panels and mounting system for Patriot Campers awning tent systems.

2 Carlex Design Exy 6×6

The X-Class was largely a failure for Mercedes-Benz, as it wasn’t the strong seller the German marque had intended it to be. However, that didn’t stop Carlex Design from using the X-Class to build one of the sleekest 6×6 trucks available today – the Exy 6×6.

Since it is based on a Mercedes-Benz vehicle, the Exy 6×6 has one of the most comfortable and luxurious interiors among 6×6 trucks. However, it will still tackle any terrain as it features six monster wheels, heavy-duty suspension, front and rear dual winches and carbon-ceramic brakes.

1 Bruiser 6×6 conversions

If this beast sounds familiar, that’s because it was one of the stars of the 2017 SEMA show. Starting with a four-door Jeep Wrangler, Bruiser Conversions lengthened the rear to accommodate a truck bed and an extra axle, then fitted it with GM’s popular 6.2-liter LS3 V8 engine producing 450 hp.

It also comes with six 40-inch tires mounted on 17-inch beadlock wheels, four-link long-travel suspension with Fox coilovers, and adjustable track bars. This awesome vehicle was Bruiser’s first 6×6, and we hope to see many more in the future.