Tatooboo
New Member
to be honest its not my car its the wifes i'll not let her drive my X3 but it will be me whos shelling out for the bits my mate knows a couple of lads with them and they swear by them they've both had no bother at all well apart from a tailgate window mechanisim
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
HE might be lucky???
Its sad cos they are a nice car to drive..when they drive....
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I brought a lottery ticket tonight. Bet I've got more chance of winning than he has of having a trouble free car.
Sirus
Your all Banned except me
Tatooboo
New Member
Ive had no bother what so ever out of the X3 just servicing cost tyres etc nothing at alls been wrong with it in the 3 year Ive had itOh my a freelander an a X3..you dunt half pick em
if i send you a pound will you buy me a lottery ticket, i'l be over on Monday to collect me winnings
hope yer hippo is a good un, apparently there are a few about
Tatooboo
New Member
He did ask for advice on problems...and ive got a freelander...so only talking from experience...
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go on then enlighten us on which of GBs plans to rid the nation of our vehicles is this ?
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
yea, but it's fun!
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
We din't berate him. He asked for advice on owning a gaylander and we replied. Would you rather we said nowt and then watched him get all upset because we said nowt and he's faced with a £5,000 bill to fix it?
cashybai
New Member
Edge, Ask any garage,breadkdown drivers, read any magazine review as to their views on the wisdom of buying a second hand freelander..
And no, I don't drive a deepender/disco/rangie, I drive a FL.
Better he knows that the odds are that he's gonna get hit wiv bloody big bills, and can make an informed discision as to whether to keep it or not. Honestly, if you'd read about half of the problems that can happen to freebies, would you honestly buy one?
Optimus Prime
Well-Known Member
said it before and i'll say it again. The majority of peeps on this forum joined first because they had a problem. Ergo, the majority of peeps on here have had a problem. This is not necessarily representative of the number of freelander owners with problems.
That said, searching on this forum for potential problems will at least give you an idea of what you should be looking for, and what's involved in rectifying it.
Good luck, he said smugly looking at his td4. still problematic, but not as much so, hopefully
If you like the way it drives, and your happy, stick with it
That said, searching on this forum for potential problems will at least give you an idea of what you should be looking for, and what's involved in rectifying it.
Good luck, he said smugly looking at his td4. still problematic, but not as much so, hopefully
If you like the way it drives, and your happy, stick with it
