7 Road Trip Cars in Australia That Come Fully Set Up (and with a Warranty)
Planning a road trip sounds fun… but once you start thinking about everything you need such as bed, fridge, cooking gear, power - it can quickly feel a bit overwhelming.
That’s why going for a road trip car with built-in camping gear is honestly the smartest move. Especially when you’re buying through BCA, because you’re not just getting a setup — you’re getting a reliable road trip vehicle with a warranty included. Which makes a huge difference when you’re driving long distances in Australia.
So instead of starting from scratch, here are 7 solid options you’ll typically find at BCA that are already set up and ready to go.
How do i Chose These?
Quick and simple:
Already includes built-in camping gear
Suitable for long-distance travel in Australia
Considered a reliable road trip vehicle
Sold through BCA with at least a six-month warranty
Good value for backpackers
Toyota Hiace
This is the most common one you’ll see and honestly, there’s a reason for that.
It’s simple, reliable, and already works as a fully-equipped road trip car with camping setup and warranty when bought through BCA.
What you usually get:
Bed setup
Fridge
Storage space
Basic cooking gear
Why it works:
Easy to drive, cheap to maintain, and perfect if you just want something that does the job without being complicated.
Mitsubishi challenger
f you want something a bit more adventurous, this is it.
What you usually get:
Bed or fold-out setup
Cooking gear
Sometimes rooftop tent
Why it works:
It’s a reliable road trip vehicle but also gives you access to places a normal van can’t.
Toyota Prado
This is more of a proper long-distance setup.
What you usually get:
Rooftop tent
Fridge + drawer system
Dual battery
Why it works:
Perfect if you’re doing a bigger trip — super reliable and built for Australia conditions.
honda cr-v
Feels a bit more modern compared to older vans.
What you usually get:
Bed platform
Kitchen setup
Power system
Why it works:
More comfortable for everyday use and long drives.
Nissan X-Trail
This is more of a budget-friendly option.
What you usually get:
Foldable bed
Basic camping gear
Why it works:
Cheap, simple, and still works as a camping-ready car rental alternative if you’re buying instead.
Toyota LandCruiser
This one is built for serious trips.
What you usually get:
Full camping build
Fridge + storage
Off-grid setup
Why it works:
If you’re going remote, this is one of the most reliable road trip vehicles you can get.
mitsubishi outlander
A really practical mix between car and camper.
What you usually get:
Canopy sleeping setup
Drawer system
Fridge
Why it works:
Flexible, durable, and great if you don’t want a full van.
