hughesy
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A/ why come to a Land Rover forum to ask if you should buy a jeep or not?
and B/ what's wrong with the 90 in your avatar?
and B/ what's wrong with the 90 in your avatar?
crunch time
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mjltigger
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tough choice range rover... or a piece of american ****e that sounds nice ... ermm......
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the classic you fool!have for the winter if you dont like give it me!
Rhys25
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I'm slightly bias, but i'd say go for the Range Rover, it looks very straight and original.
Nothin wrong with the defender, I just don't particularly want to run it this winter. the snow here is deep as and it gets cold as f**k. with the suspension lift and lack of abs, stopping it is a bitch. + i don't want to wreck it.
90boy
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go on then how much was it
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and if yer dont like it yer gonna give it me rite?
slobodan
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I live a few hours south of you 
I have owned a RR classic, and I presently own 3 Jeeps (2 Cherokees)
The cherokees don't seem to break as often with niggly little faults, they are quite easy to work on yourself. and they look a lot better than the RR when they are lifted with big tyres. lockers and off road bits are more plentiful and cheaper.
But..... The RR is classier, the inside is roomier and more comfortable. And it's the vehicle to own if you are British Abroad.
My bloody kids cried when I sold the RR.
Anyway, I've just bought a Disco, so I'm with the RR.
I have owned a RR classic, and I presently own 3 Jeeps (2 Cherokees)
The cherokees don't seem to break as often with niggly little faults, they are quite easy to work on yourself. and they look a lot better than the RR when they are lifted with big tyres. lockers and off road bits are more plentiful and cheaper.
But..... The RR is classier, the inside is roomier and more comfortable. And it's the vehicle to own if you are British Abroad.
My bloody kids cried when I sold the RR.
Anyway, I've just bought a Disco, so I'm with the RR.
90boy
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looks to be good for that in the pics anyway
I live a few hours south of you
I have owned a RR classic, and I presently own 3 Jeeps (2 Cherokees)
The cherokees don't seem to break as often with niggly little faults, they are quite easy to work on yourself. and they look a lot better than the RR when they are lifted with big tyres. lockers and off road bits are more plentiful and cheaper.
But..... The RR is classier, the inside is roomier and more comfortable. And it's the vehicle to own if you are British Abroad.
My bloody kids cried when I sold the RR.
Anyway, I've just bought a Disco, so I'm with the RR.
Yeah I know the jeeps can look cool with all the off road kit added but thats not what i want it for. I am already halfway through kitting out my defender. i just want a decent size vehicle for winter. mostly for going skiing really. I also have an Audi A5, but I really want a decent 4x4 I can muck about in the snow with
slobodan
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agreed, can't wait to get me Disco out in the rough to play.
then I can retire this money pit
http://www.srbija4x4.com/uploads/photos/4787.jpg
agreed, can't wait to get me Disco out in the rough to play.
then I can retire this money pit
http://www.srbija4x4.com/uploads/photos/4787.jpg
nice jeep there friend. looks pretty capable indeed
