Im scaring myself now as the talk is finally coming to an end and will soon have cash in my hand to purchase somethin big to tow a caravan.
Im not keen on a disco, dont know why... prob cos they are too much like a 'normal' car (wife has a zafira). Id love a defender but would have to go for a 110 (for child seats) but think it be physically too large for my needs (and expensive to buy) which leaves me with a range rover. i prefere the looks of a classic than any of the others. my stepdad had a newish one which i liked but only actually went in a couple of times so didnt get used to it, nor drive it.
the only thing that puts me off is the mpg..... yes i know its a big car but then anything thats needed to pull a 'van is without killing it. id love a 3.9 v8 with lpg - 30mpg for cheap fuel for a large vehicle sounds good to me but i also do a lot of short trips to work. maybe i should use a bike now its getting warmer!
are there any owners who can shine a light on rrc ownership that money cant buy, more incentive as to why i should commit myself to such a commitment?!
thanks!
Im not keen on a disco, dont know why... prob cos they are too much like a 'normal' car (wife has a zafira). Id love a defender but would have to go for a 110 (for child seats) but think it be physically too large for my needs (and expensive to buy) which leaves me with a range rover. i prefere the looks of a classic than any of the others. my stepdad had a newish one which i liked but only actually went in a couple of times so didnt get used to it, nor drive it.
the only thing that puts me off is the mpg..... yes i know its a big car but then anything thats needed to pull a 'van is without killing it. id love a 3.9 v8 with lpg - 30mpg for cheap fuel for a large vehicle sounds good to me but i also do a lot of short trips to work. maybe i should use a bike now its getting warmer!
are there any owners who can shine a light on rrc ownership that money cant buy, more incentive as to why i should commit myself to such a commitment?!
thanks!
