What is the difference between Rubicon and Robicon?

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Similar vehicles, originally called Rubicon, were named after their ability to traverse the Rubicon Trail in one go. Nowadays, most are commonly referred to as Robicon, and there is also a variant known as Sahara. The Rubicon Trail is one of the top ten traditional off-road vehicle sites around the world, spanning 22 miles and consisting of a mix of mostly regular roads and some off-road sections. More related information is as follows: Note 1: The trail is located 80 kilometers west of Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains near Sacramento, on the western side of the United States. The key preserved section of the trail is known as the McKinney Rubicon Springs Trail, which starts in the town of Georgetown, California, and continues all the way to Highway 193, leading to Wentworth Springs. Note 2: There is a stretch of road hidden among the forests yet known worldwide; it is challenging and arduous yet revered by many enthusiasts—this is the Rubicon Trail, a pilgrimage site for off-road vehicle enthusiasts around the globe. Fifty-eight years ago, a group of brave Jeep enthusiasts first completed its traversal. The Jeep Liberty and Wrangler are the only two production vehicles capable of conquering the Rubicon Trail.