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Lore
During the SUV craze of the 1990s, Gavril decided to create a Burnside badges Roamer with more powerful engines and more luxurious options. They called it Burnside Commander. Commander was quite successful in North American markets, but it was also available in Europe and Australia where it didn't do well due to size and lack of fuel economy.
Features
- Redesigned front and rear fascias with EU light option
- New 6.3 V8 and 6.9 V10 engines
- RHD parts, new gauges, 2nd-row captain seats, navigation
- Cladding
- New rims
Important
- Not a separate car in vehicle selector, configs are under Roamer
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