fishlander
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I would just like to say
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case closed I think
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Yes it is. Mine isn't challenged by the lanes, but it is by the driver
Get a freelander then
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PHP:
I would have capability over comfort any day of the week..
but then again when u get stuck atleast yr comfy
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Wrong!!!!
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I would have capability over comfort any day of the week..PHP:
but then again when u get stuck atleast yr comfy
Haven't you got a disco?
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yep
Get a freelander then
Naw, my Landy is for fun. Cant be bothered to get the instruction manual out to find which button is needed to go downhill
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press the wrong button and the curling tongs are activatedNaw, my Landy is for fun. Cant be bothered to get the instruction manual out to find which button is needed to go downhill
I would have capability over comfort any day of the week..PHP:
but then again when u get stuck atleast yr comfy
My tratter is comfy. It has kettle, hairdryer and lots of other usefull stuff. It even has a bed, bet you cant fit one of those in a freelander
Although all a bit pointless as it dont get stuck
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Whats best,Freelander or Evouge??
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Naw, my Landy is for fun. Cant be bothered to get the instruction manual out to find which button is needed to go downhill
No it's much easier to select low range and diff lock!?!? I just press a button
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Naw, my Landy is for fun. Cant be bothered to get the instruction manual out to find which button is needed to go downhill
tell me do you have to stop to engage diff lock, do you have to mess about with levers, or does your 4x4 engage automatically when its needed and disengage automatically when no longer needed without any effort from the driver.
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all down to driver skill thenNo it's much easier to select low range and diff lock!?!? I just press a button
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who cares:whoosh:
Dont need all that ****e, mine works quite well in high box thank you
Good job really as I'm not strong enough to make the diff lock and low box lever move
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I can get nine bales of wood chippings in it for horse bedding if that helps
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depends fl2 is better than evoque.
fl1 5 door is not but fl1 3 door is because you can take the roof off.
my opinion of course.
if you are a woman evoque is the best car in the world.
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