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Now we all know the banter between owners of LRs & Jap 4
UDTrev:
Well I may be the owner of Surf, but this is not one of those usual mick taking posts.
Driving (ok I admit it crawling - %$&&^%&^% road works) along on the M25 last night saw a wonderous sight !!!
An early LR (Headlights in the central grill rather than the wings) towing a Ren**lt Espace on a trailer !!!
Isn't it great to see how reliable French cars can be ? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Trev
clbarclay:
I've yet too come across any vehicle that can not in some way break down (useually at a most inconvinient time) and i've yet to come across a vehicle that is as easy to repair as hoped :( .
At home over the years we have had a nice selection of motor cars from various nationaitys
British/Italian (2x rrc VM)
British/American (2x rrc v8 )
British/Japanese (rover 200)
German (VW golf)
French (pug 405)
German (merc G wagon)
German (2x audi 100)
French (citron BX)
German (VW caddy)
British (countless seires LR)
Japan (mitsi colt)
This is just a short list, but the one thing all the above cars have in common is that they have all broken down at least once if not multiple times. B****r.
Rangie3.0LtrDan:
Aye, it just shows that it dont matter what country the car comes from, the Land Rover will always be able to tow it home!
But jap crap is still jap crap!!!
UDTrev:
--- Quote from: "DiscoV8iDan" ---Aye, it just shows that it dont matter what country the car comes from, the Land Rover will always be able to tow it home!
But jap crap is still jap crap!!!
--- End quote ---
Hippo loves dodging bits falling off discos :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Trev
davidlandy:
we have got an espace and its never let us down - nigly little things but no show stoppers.
my LR has been the most unreliable car I have ever had , but then again its the only motor that gets driven and abused the ways it does.
but what i will say is that when it does break you can normally still get it home under its own steam.
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