1. Jeep Wrangler (2WD and 4WD models with the manual transmission)
2. Jeep Gladiator (2WD and 4WD models with the manual transmission)
3. Ford Mustang (Older models with manual transmissions)
4. Chevrolet Camaro (Older models with manual transmissions)
5. Toyota Tacoma (2WD and 4WD models with manual transmission)
6. Toyota Tundra (2WD and 4WD models with manual transmission)
7. Nissan Xterra (2WD and 4WD models with manual transmission)
8. Nissan Frontier (2WD and 4WD models with manual transmission)
9. Ram 1500 (2WD and 4WD models with manual transmission)
10. Chevrolet Colorado (2WD and 4WD models with manual transmission)
It's important to note that the ability to flat tow a car behind a motorhome depends on several factors, including the vehicle's drivetrain (manual or automatic transmission), transfer case type (2WD or 4WD), and specific modifications that may be necessary.
Automatic transmission cars can usually not be flat towed due to the risk of internal transmission damage. For automatic cars, it's recommended to use a trailer or a different type of towing method that does not require the vehicle's wheels to spin continuously.
Additionally, some 4WD vehicles might require specific preparations or modifications to the transfer case to allow for safe and damage-free flat towing.
It is always best to consult with the user manual of your vehicle and follow the recommended towing procedures to prevent any damage to your car or motorhome.
