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mudinuri

Active Member

• Tuesday at 17:45

• #1

I need to change my 2003 Freelander TD4 Auto for a newer Landy, maybe an EVOGUE, so does anyone have any information Good or Bad on buying a 2010/2011 Evogue Auto Diesel or would I be better off buying a similar priced Freelander 2 Diesel Automatic.. Have got somewhere in the region of £6K to spend. Any info or advice very gratefully accepted.
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Nodge68

Well-Known Member

• Tuesday at 18:33

• #2

The Freelander 2 is generally considered more reliable than an Evoque, which is odd considered they're very similar vehicles.

 

saxavordian

Well-Known Member

• Tuesday at 19:43

• #3

Well unless you want me to download endless pictures of EV Evoque would ruin your reputation. Considering the hurdle of being in a queue by many people here to have a slanging match.

 

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mudinuri

Active Member

• Yesterday at 07:07

• #4

Well thank you very much for your views. All I need now is to find a half decent Freelander 2 or maybe an Evoque!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

J_D

Well-Known Member

• Yesterday at 09:29

• #5

Any newer diesel the dpf would be a consideration, do you drive enough to keep it clean and I would factor in replacement cost.

 

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Juzza6720

Active Member

• Yesterday at 15:44

• #6

For info, the Evoque is a similar size to the Freelander 1, just slightly wider and not quite as high. The Freelander 2 is quite a lot larger.

 

GrumpyGel

Well-Known Member

• Yesterday at 18:01

• #7

The F2 is about the same length and height as F1, but quite a bit wider, significantly heavier and significantly more powerful.

 

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mudinuri

Active Member

• Today at 09:14

• #8

Hi all and thanks for the info. I would prefer the larger F2 but I like the look of the Evoque. I"m not looking to use either Off Road but I do need a vehicle which will carry my disabled Wife and her Wheelchair should she ever need hospitalising through any weather conditions. I know I shouldn"t but I will be going to look at a NISSAN JUKE(Petrol) !!!!!! later this morning but to save my blushes does anyone have or know of a nice clean F2
Thanks for the advice

 

xDParis64

Active Member

• Today at 11:34

• #9

mudinuri said:

Hi all and thanks for the info. I would prefer the larger F2 but I like the look of the Evoque. I"m not looking to use either Off Road but I do need a vehicle which will carry my disabled Wife and her Wheelchair should she ever need hospitalising through any weather conditions. I know I shouldn"t but I will be going to look at a NISSAN JUKE(Petrol) !!!!!! later this morning but to save my blushes does anyone have or know of a nice clean F2
Thanks for the advice

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I don't have an F2, but I do have a Petrol Juke, Don't... They are not nearly as big as they seem! Tiny little things, I am simply keeping mine alive so I don't have to buy another car, Insurance at 21 is horrid, 3 cars is all I can do!

 

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mudinuri

Active Member

• Today at 11:37

• #10

Hi xDParis64,
I"m just about to drive the 5 miles to look at the Juke. I will let everyone on this site know what I think about it.
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