Petbe
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In my case the demand for an early one was down to what I could afford..
After owning a P38 I am under no illusions that the L322 will be trouble free.. In fact I would probably be disappointed if it was...did I say that????...
I had troubles with my P38 that had the dealership baffled, and if it wasnt for that fact, I would not have parted with her, as part of me enjoyed learning about the way things work, and trying to resolve problems.
Being disabled, I need an easy access vehicle, and comfort, and nothing comes close to those things as a Rangie does.
Im not a DIY person, so I have to rely on the specialists who live just around the corner from me, so owning a Rangie, is the obvious choice for me as I have specialists I trust and the guys and gals on here who are constantly teaching me.. so, thats the attraction, and reasons. As to how the newer vehicle behaves, well only time will tell.
After owning a P38 I am under no illusions that the L322 will be trouble free.. In fact I would probably be disappointed if it was...did I say that????...
I had troubles with my P38 that had the dealership baffled, and if it wasnt for that fact, I would not have parted with her, as part of me enjoyed learning about the way things work, and trying to resolve problems.
Being disabled, I need an easy access vehicle, and comfort, and nothing comes close to those things as a Rangie does.
Im not a DIY person, so I have to rely on the specialists who live just around the corner from me, so owning a Rangie, is the obvious choice for me as I have specialists I trust and the guys and gals on here who are constantly teaching me.. so, thats the attraction, and reasons. As to how the newer vehicle behaves, well only time will tell.
