A classic Range Rover LSE has room in the back. They come with style points.

I just assumed.

Something Japanese.

Yeah. I've left this place too. And it's Dudley Do Right, with those bigger letters, whatever you call them. Oh yeah, upper case.

It's good that you have an idea of where you are. I'm lost.

It's 3:18 in the afternoon.

I love the article about Spen hating Range Rovers.

All kidding aside, a Range Rover is a great ride. When it's not being fussy. My daily driver is a '93. I live in western Colorado near Aspen and in the snow it's best car I've owned.

So you are well associated with Atlantic British and Northern Rovers, I presume.

Welcome, by the way. It's nice to see another Yank join up.

I feel better about myself because I had to search for "Chrisley's" Hopefully, he paid no more than $500 for the privilege.

What in the hell inspired you to buy a P38 in Merka??

We have a section for "Stolen Land Rovers" in the forum. Try popping this post up there. Sorry to hear about your Landy. Hopefully the bastids are caught and the Disco is in good order.

I think that number includes the Land Rovers left on the side of the road and walked away from after breaking down.

I'm serious.

Why for is that? The drag on incoming air? Edit: Just because I used the terms drag or air doesn't mean I'm a scientifical.

I don't.

We have an expression here in Merka. "You can fart in a balloon and paint it red and it will make some folks happy."

Exactly. I love the science of automobiles.

The paternity would have been questioned otherwise. Those features are part of the Land Rover crest.