teddywood1
Well-Known Member
you will be paying more out for fuel then now you have one of those my friend who owns a garage could not wait to get rid.
britishwardog
Active Member
Don't know why after buying an X5 you'd be worrying about fuel economy, big BMW so why buy in first place if you spend your time watching the fuel gauge-bit like buying a RR v8
Skinny Mike
Well-Known Member
Out of interest, what made you go for the X5 over something like a Discovery or a jeep grand Cherokee?
Both are easier to work on yourself. Or did you just want a BMW.
Best of luck with the new purchase.
Mike
Both are easier to work on yourself. Or did you just want a BMW.
Best of luck with the new purchase.
Mike
I spent 8 weeks test driving and looking at many 4x4s
Disco was too agricultural, grand cherokee had awful rear leg room.
X5 is big, is very comfortable for the whole family, handles extremely well and is reasonably powerful.
West Slope Rover
Well-Known Member
Too agricultural?
City folk, I guess.
City folk, I guess.
Littelwill
Well-Known Member
You'll be back..... They always come back.... Once you've loved one you....
Yep, nothing wrong with that is there?
West Slope Rover
Well-Known Member
ummm...
jedi
Well-Known Member
Surely they can't be any worse that LR [emoji2]
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Worse? perhaps not, but probably at least as bad with eye watering service costs.
jedi
Well-Known Member
All Dealerships pull ya pants down...Surley LR are no different?Worse? perhaps not, but probably at least as bad with eye watering service costs.
Most charge £100 p/h or more Labour and most of the mechanics that work in them are thick as cow sh!t on a hot summers day[emoji2]..
tyrefitter
Active Member
Mate of mine had a 4.4 v8 ran it up to 150 000 miles from New had its probs but he enjoyed it just changed it for a new range rover sport ( but he also has an Aston Martin convertible) doesn't matter what anyone else thinks you enjoy your new motor
Regards Trev .
Regards Trev .
