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If finance & reliability are your key criteria then you should buy a Japanese saloon or hatchback. It will be boring though!
The thing is that eventually time will take its toll on these too, and when that happens I much prefer a car that:8{|> said:If finance & reliability are your key criteria then you should buy a Japanese saloon or hatchback.
sixpot said:I can drill it, bolt it, roller paint it, fix it, dent it, bash it, submerge it and it still keeps going and going.
Yesterday I had another go at some LR reseach and managed to corner the new kid at the dealers. Apparently unaware of the policy of keeping customers clueless until contracts are signed he handed over a price list over services, labelled A, B, C. What looks a bit strange to me is that all that is listed are what liquids to be replaced, and not a word about cam belt, valves or injectors, or even checking brakes for wear. Does anyone has a better service list available, or are all other details considered as "replace when the need announces itself"? Next thing, which fluids do you guys replace, and which do you simply top up? Engine oil of course gets replaced, but who replaces the entire coolant volume as a service item?dabac said:So today I decided to pursue my dream a bit further and walked over to the local LR and Jag dealer(who also manages the local garage) to try to get a grip on running costs, which turned out to be interesting in a way but not particularly helpful:
Q: what are the service intervals and what does service cost?
A: every 12000 miles, dont know about cost.
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you have almost my same name!!! way to keep it realTony
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