badadj
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Between the new and old freelanders?
Whats tha difference?
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burtonboy
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improved ground clearance (can go up kerbs & over speed bumps now 
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'Terrain Response' standard on all models (still no low range)
more spacious interior (more room for all those hairdressing accessories)
apart from that - no idea
why - you thinking of gettin one ?
)'Terrain Response' standard on all models (still no low range)
more spacious interior (more room for all those hairdressing accessories)
apart from that - no idea
why - you thinking of gettin one ?
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1's smoother, looks more like a rangie and has a pug diesasel engine, t'other isn't......
badadj
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why - you thinking of gettin one ?[/quote]
Are you seriarse?
Are you seriarse?
burtonboy
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you're the one asking about them
thought you might have had some kind of mental breakdown & thought it would be a good idea to buy one
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BTW, has your mate got his disco yet?
badadj
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Am prone to mental breakdowns every now and agin. just sort of dipping me toe in the water as it were . Gauging popular opinion. Chattin.
badadj
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Has he ever.He's already had to stand on the brakes a couple of times, not quite worked out his stopping distances yet. And he's already complaining about his left leg aching due to the strong return on the clutch pedal. Bloody wuss. I might get to hav a go in it at the weekend, can't bloody wait, I'll show him how to drive a landrover, then he can have a go in mine ..... It'll kill him
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yeh - the muscles in my left leg are definately bigger now
knew i should have bought the automatic
badadj
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So what do you reckon freelanderv6lpg ?
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I mean - 'terrain response' - whats that all about for gods sake ? - instead of putting high/low range in, they put a switch with settings like 'snow' ,'grass' , 'gravel' etc. - just shows the sort of people they expect to buy a freelander
do they have a 'left' & 'right' on the steering wheel as well ?
do they have a 'left' & 'right' on the steering wheel as well ?
badadj
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I mean - 'terrain response' - whats that all about for gods sake ? - instead of putting high/low range in, they put a switch with settings like 'snow' ,'grass' , 'gravel' etc. - just shows the sort of people they expect to buy a freelander
do they have a 'left' & 'right' on the steering wheel as well ?
What you got in yer disco? and I don't mean right or left.
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Can you manually select high or low?
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One is desgned by Tonka the other by the PG Tips chimps
freelanderv6lpg
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.Around £21000 going by my visit to Taggarts(Maryhill) main dealers!.I dont know very much about either to be honest,other family members have Discos/Defenders and do serious off roading,Freelander bad points seemed to be(are?) due to HGF,VCU and or IRD failures.New ones have diesel,TD4 was the least troublesome Freelander anyway or a Volvo V6,so thinking that HGF probably no longer an issue,dont think there even is a VCU or IRD anymore.As mentioned I dont know much,other than whats on here,other members will post more knowledgable info surely.
badadj
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Cheers, just saw you lurking wondered what your opinion was.
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obviously not met my kids
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When I were a lad you could send em down the stairs and they'd still be in one piece. Perhaps standards have dropped since then.
