Since 1991, Tomcar Holding Company, LLC has been developing ultra-durable and highly functional off-road vehicles for a wide range of industries.

The rich history of the company dates back to 1967, when an Israeli commanding officer pieced together two running vehicles from the wreckage of Jeeps in enemy territory, allowing the commandos to successfully complete their mission. Two decades later, that same soldier built the first Tomcar, a durable but versatile all-terrain vehicle designed to be parachuted out of a plane for use in military operations. 

All of the vehicle’s parts are readily accessible and easy to repair and replace in the field. Tomcar is also extremely tough – the strongest vehicle in its class, with a fully welded steel safety cell that is integral to the frame, not just bolted in place. This level of structural integrity and safety is simply unmatched by any other utility vehicle on the market today. And it is this commitment to quality that really sets Tomcar apart from the competition.

Tomcar has now been in continual active development since 1991, and successfully serves numerous military forces in conflict zones across the world. Tomcar’s unique credentials as an ultra-durable and highly functional off-road vehicle have also been endorsed by commercial users working in a wide range of demanding industries. A popular vehicle in military, commercial and consumer markets, there is simply nothing that compares to Tomcar.

Tomcars have proven to be extremely successful in a variety of industries, including mining, ranching, firefighting, search and rescue, tourism and more. Its North America headquarters and manufacturing facility is located in Phoenix, Ariz., with additional facilities in Israel and Australia. 

Tomcar 
North American Headquarters and Manufacturing Facility
1727 E. Deer Valley Road | Phoenix, AZ 85024
623.587.7799 |  info@Tomcar.com
www.Tomcar.com


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