Do you regret buying a Freelander?
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Wheres the "yes" and "i did"
Option?
Slitties rule
Option?
Slitties rule
Missing Link
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I wish I had bought one years ago!
ShotgunDrew
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Mine is currently off the road with a duff engine management unit... however I still don't regret buying it.
I paid a little over 7K for it a few years ago and have done over 70000 miles in it... it's probably worth a realistic 3.5K now, and has cost me very little to run, apart from normal servicing.
Sure, it's got a few clunks and very minor niggles, but it's beaten much more pricey 4x4s off-road, when we've been out shooting, and was absolutely faultless in the snow this winter.
Sadly, I need a bigger car as soon as I've got the money together, but given the chance I'd definitely have another Freelander for economy, fun and as a capable off-roader.
I paid a little over 7K for it a few years ago and have done over 70000 miles in it... it's probably worth a realistic 3.5K now, and has cost me very little to run, apart from normal servicing.
Sure, it's got a few clunks and very minor niggles, but it's beaten much more pricey 4x4s off-road, when we've been out shooting, and was absolutely faultless in the snow this winter.
Sadly, I need a bigger car as soon as I've got the money together, but given the chance I'd definitely have another Freelander for economy, fun and as a capable off-roader.
OldIrishWulf
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Where's the option for I like it ,will drive it into the ground and will never buy a landrover ever again.
Matt_TD4
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Love my Freelander and Land Rover in general. Can't really see myself going over to another brand in the near future.
Andy131
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Where's the button for "Yes, and I still bought another" or 2 in my case
Droid
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2000 MY 188,000 miles ,facelifted it, stuck alloys on it, flew through MOT. Now just have to sell it to buy a van :hurt:
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Beast o Bodmin
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no no no and no ....does my vote count?
bustermilo
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i have recently bought my freelander and i love it,i do worry about vcu issues and thought about going mondo mode for the summer!but maybe just leave it,the only niggle is with me is i should have bought a 3 door instead of a 5 because 5 is more pratical for me but wanted the roof off fun.Green oval all the way for me!!!!!
thrasher
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on my second, 2002 td4 ive got now,does everything i need and always have a landrover of some type in family,i had a rav 4 once never again,the ird or whatever they call it packed in and it cost a lot more to fix than a freelander!!!!!!!!!!11
Trewey
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yes, twice!
Kernow nige
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had petrol and doozel, nice wagons but i'm over it now
Beast o Bodmin
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ushal daft response from a frog...
And I always had one hope, that at least in geography you wouldn't be below average, alas I have to reconsider my opinion.
You have England and Scotland but also Belgium and Frogland ......
