Amateur Landroverer

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Amateur Landroverer

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Cheshire

• Feb 16, 2010

• #1

Well wanted to join this forum for a while.
I love all landrovers and its always been my ambition to drive one .
I only drive autos as i have a problem with tendens in my legs .:doh:
Anyway im hoping to get some advice off this forum .
Im looking at selling my Disco and obtaining a 2. 5 l Rangerover but im worried they are alot less econnomical on fuel as apposed to my 2.5 l disco (meaning diesel of course)

Rob

 

Medusa

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Lough Corrib, Co. Mayo, Eire

• Feb 16, 2010

• #2

Welcome, not sure on the fuel consumption question as I have a V8 Auto and any diesel appears good on fuel to me. If you don't get an answer in here you could try post this in the Rangie section.


:welcome2:

 

wiltshire landyman

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salisbury plain wiltshire

• Feb 16, 2010

• #3

Amateur Landroverer said:

Well wanted to join this forum for a while.
I love all landrovers and its always been my ambition to drive one .
I only drive autos as i have a problem with tendens in my legs .:doh:
Anyway im hoping to get some advice off this forum .
Im looking at selling my Disco and obtaining a 2. 5 l Rangerover but im worried they are alot less econnomical on fuel as apposed to my 2.5 l disco (meaning diesel of course)

Rob

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wot are yr reasons from swapping to a rangy from a disco?

 

V8_Disco

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Shropshire

• Feb 16, 2010

• #4

stick with the disco :welcome2:

 

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• Feb 16, 2010

• #5

I struggle for space with a disco - a bit anyway
What is the more reliable car then? why stick with the disco?

 

Ryder

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West Bedforshire

• Feb 16, 2010

• #6

OK I have a v8 disco.... so a boeing 747 seems better on fuel... but it doesn't go offroad quite as well (exept in an upward direction).

The disco is the NUTS as far as I can see. Sure a 3.9 efi rangie is alright, but my disco rules!

Stuck sometimes

But Stuck with class, quality and a real need for a new winch!

 

Gray21

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gloucestershire

• Feb 17, 2010

• #7

Stick with the disco parts are to over priced on a rangie

 

chromiumuk

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• Feb 18, 2010

• #8

What about a V8 with lpg?