How Many miles on a TD4

Blaqueen · Dec 29, 2008

Hi There

So, after some research and some advice - suppose I went for a Freelander Td4 for my 1st Landy . . . whats the cut off for mileage?
I've seen a really nice
2002 LAND ROVER FREELANDER 2.0 Td4 GS Hardback 3dr Diesel on a 52 plate

that I like for £ 2495 . . .but 117000 on the clock. As opposed to a
2001 Y Reg LAND ROVER Freelander 2.0 Td4 S Hardback 3dr

with 74000 miles on the clock.

Both look to be in pukka nick . . .but which would you go for??

Cheers

Trewey · Dec 29, 2008

the disco (or even better the defender).

Dann · Dec 31, 2008

More important than mileage is service history and having a knowledgeable person check the vehicle for damage and signs of abuse. Having made your choice then schedule regular servicing and finally get a good warranty plan organised, they cost little and have saved me thousands. Our eldest TD4 is now 165K miles and going strong.

Blaqueen · Jan 3, 2009

Thankyou for that. That's useful advice and I'll bear it in mind. Many people on here seem to be suggesting that a Discovery would be better. Would I seriously be better considering an older Discovery (ie: within my price range) with more mileage & wear etc, than a younger Freelander? Cheers

defenderdavie · Jan 3, 2009

for that price id try and pick up a disco or strech my budget a bit a get a defender
you might still have problems but there easier to fix and hold there value better

ming · Jan 3, 2009

Blaqueen said:
Thankyou for that. That's useful advice and I'll bear it in mind. Many people on here seem to be suggesting that a Discovery would be better. Would I seriously be better considering an older Discovery (ie: within my price range) with more mileage & wear etc, than a younger Freelander? Cheers

Don't listen to them tratter boys, the gaylander doozles engines are good, we know the old series kept on going the td4 seems to be the same, its had issues but almost all of them are ironed out in this ear forum. . . . .have a good read in search, and remember that people sumtimes only come on forums for help,so don't take it as all doom un gloom and as fer the tratter boys. . . . .there all gay cross dressing clowns who's mummy run orft wiff a gaylander driver

gulp. . . . . . . . . wait fer the backlash

Chaser · Jan 3, 2009

ming said:
Don't listen to them tratter boys, the gaylander doozles engines are good, we know the old series kept on going the td4 seems to be the same, its had issues but almost all of them are ironed out in this ear forum. . . . .have a good read in search, and remember that people sumtimes only come on forums for help,so don't take it as all doom un gloom and as fer the tratter boys. . . . .there all gay cross dressing clowns who's mummy run orft wiff a gaylander driver gulp. . . . . . . . . wait fer the backlash

:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi :hysterically_laughi

defenderdavie · Jan 3, 2009

ming said:
Don't listen to them tratter boys, the gaylander doozles engines are good, we know the old series kept on going the td4 seems to be the same, its had issues but almost all of them are ironed out in this ear forum. . . . .have a good read in search, and remember that people sumtimes only come on forums for help,so don't take it as all doom un gloom and as fer the tratter boys. . . . .there all gay cross dressing clowns who's mummy run orft wiff a gaylander driver gulp. . . . . . . . . wait fer the backlash

:blah: :blah: :blah: :your_wrong:

How Many miles on a TD4

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