What 2023 Cars can be towed behind an RV? Dingy or TOAD, what's the difference. here's a list!

How to Decide for Your Own Vehicle
A few different factors determine what vehicles can be flat towed. It all depends if they have specific features from the manufacturer, such as a transmission disconnect and steering lockout override. Generally, AWD and 4x4 vehicles are more prevalent and preferred vehicles for flat towing.
The following is a list of popular flat towable vehicles. When deciding if a vehicle should be flat towed, always consult your owner’s manual as the top authority.
Buick Enclave
Buick Envision
Cadillac SRX
Chevrolet Colorado
Chevrolet Equinox
Chevrolet Silverado
Chevrolet Sonic
Chevrolet Tahoe
Dodge Durango
Ford Expedition
Ford Explorer
Ford F-150
Ford Fiesta
Ford Focus
GMC Acadia
GMC Canyon
GMC Sierra
GMC Terrain
Honda CR-V
Jeep Cherokee
Jeep Grand Cherokee
Jeep Wrangler JK
Jeep Wrangler JL
Jeep Wrangler TJ
Lincoln MKX
Lincoln Navigator
Mini Cooper
Ram 1500
Top 10 flat tow vehicles
Some vehicles are more popular for flat towing and dinghy towing than others.
Here are some of the most popular flat tow vehicles:
Jeep Wrangler JL
Ford F-150
Jeep Wrangler JK
Chevrolet Equinox
Jeep Grand Cherokee
Jeep Cherokee
Chevrolet Colorado
Honda CR-V
GMC Terrain
Jeep Wrangler TJ
Best car to tow behind a motorhome
Compact and subcompact cars are the best cars for flat towing. Some examples include select years of the Chevy Sonic, Ford Focus and Ford Fiesta. A car must have a transmission disconnect, steering lockout override and other features to be able to flat tow.
Check the owner’s manual before deciding if your car is safe to tow behind a motorhome.
Best 4x4 for flat towing
The best 4x4 for flat towing is the Jeep Wrangler. It is one of the most popular vehicles for dinghy towing overall. A 4x4 is preferred for its offroad readiness, making it very useful for RVers traveling through rugged parts of the country.
Flat towing options are available for the Jeep Wrangler TJ, JK and JL.
Best pickup truck for flat towing
Out of all pickup trucks that can be flat towed, the Ford F-150 is one of the most popular. Overall, it is one of the most popular pickup trucks, making it an obvious choice for flat towing.
The Ford F-150 provides spacious cargo room with its truck bed, and it can be taken offroad or simply used for short trips around a destination.
Best SUV for flat towing
One of the best SUVs for flat towing is the Jeep Grand Cherokee. It offers a spacious and comfortable interior, while still being able to go offroad if desired. The Grand Cherokee tows easily and is a popular choice for taking short trips, running errands or seeing the sights.
FAQs
Is it bad to tow an automatic car in neutral?
It is not bad to tow an automatic car in neutral if that car is designed to do so. Most automatic cars that can be flat towed are designed to be towed in neutral and with the steering wheel unlocked.
However, before dinghy towing any vehicle, the owner’s manual or vehicle manufacturer should be consulted for proper settings and procedures.
Which automatic cars can be flat towed?
If the automatic car has a disconnect for the transmission, it may be able to be flat towed. Vehicle manufacturers equip cars with this feature to enable safe flat towing without damaging the transmission.
Check your owner’s manual before attempting to flat to your car.
Does towing a car behind an RV damage it?
Towing a car behind an RV can damage its transmission, steering system and other components if it is not designed for RV towing. The transmission must be disconnected or fluid will continue to pump without the engine running.
If the owner’s manual indicates that the car can be flat towed, the car will not be damaged as long as it is set up correctly.
Does towing a car behind an RV put miles on it?
Yes AND no. It all depends on the make and model of the towed vehicles. Some vehicles measure mileage using the transmission. If the transmission is disconnected, the odometer may not register the miles.

[@claytonkeyes7041]

How about a f350 or Chevy Silverado

[@automotiveinquiries9673]

I've seen some being towed behind. I do believe on the Chevy you may have to go with the standard t case.

[@crawdaddct]

Jeep Wrangler is still the best choice, easy to find and cheaper. I have to say though, if I can ever find one at a good price, would probably switch to the Ford Bronco. The full size Bronco is flat towable, the sport is not.

[@reneleroux7669]

I was thinking about getting a Jeep Gladiator; which is a Wrangler with a small truck bed. Shouldn't that work too? You also didn't mention the need to make sure you know the towing power of your class a/c. For example: your class c has a towing hitch rated for 5K pounds and your toad weighs 6K pounds. You're going to damage your RV. I would double and triple check the weights to make sure it works.

[@automotiveinquiries9673]

Absolutely.....always subject yo what the coach can pull and tongue weight. The gladiator is in essence just as towable as a jeep wrangler, plus you get a pickup type behicle. Jeep seems to have the most per brand that can be flat towed. And if one needs to trailer their tow vehicle that goes into the equation too.