Country Climber was a British automotive brand that emerged in the early 1990s. The company was known for its distinctive box-shaped, plans-built jeep, which was first showcased at the 1992 Scottish Kitcar Show. This vehicle was designed to appeal to enthusiasts of kit cars, allowing for a degree of customization and personal assembly.

The Country Climber represented a niche segment within the kit car market, focusing on off-road capabilities and rugged aesthetics. Although specific details about the production numbers and subsequent models are limited, the brand contributed to the diversity of the British automotive landscape during its brief existence.