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I like the A8... Mmm nice big V8 diesels..
You can pick up the big VW saloons dirt cheap. The one that is basically a Bentley and has a V10 diesel in. Name escapes me at the moment.
Evoque I'm mortified
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You can pick up the big VW saloons dirt cheap. The one that is basically a Bentley and has a V10 diesel in. Name escapes me at the moment.
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The vwTiguan all space there bloody huge but cheap for what u get 35000
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Phaeton....
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My original intention was to follow through with........"scuse me"Don't call him names!!
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A la two VR6's nailed together.
A la two VR6's nailed together.
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I think it's funny you lot pick on smaller vehicles to make yerself feel yer rr is betterer. There's nowt wrong with the Evoque being called what it is, a rr. You lot choose to see it as a problem. A rr is just a big Freelander with simular things going wrong. The only difference yer paid a lot more for it when first buying it and the repairs are five times the cost. Am sticking with freelanders. Even Clarkson agrees they is good.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....kson-review-land-rover-freelander-2-2011/amp/
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www....kson-review-land-rover-freelander-2-2011/amp/
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Have to say, old boy, I question the logic of that.
For a start, I don't even have a Range Rover, and haven't even been in one for about 20 years. But I still think Ejokes are ridiculous.
TBH, I would question whether some Range Rovers deserve the badge, they bear almost no similarity to the original Classic concept.
And I don't think it is a size issue, you could stick a RR badge on a mahoosive truck, and it would still be ridiculous.
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That's the one!
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Would be a waste, I'm off to sleep
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I don't object to their size or them being called a Range Rover, I just think the Evoque is pig ugly, to me the last Freelander is much better looking.
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What a load of Bollix
ya just jealous of our proper Land Rover Range Rovers..
Ya peasant!
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Easy Tiger.....What a load of Bollix
ya just jealous of our proper Land Rover Range Rovers..
Ya peasant!
We have to be very careful on taking the rise out of the Freelander....
The Freelander, along with the Later Series Vehicles, the 110, The Defender, The Discovery, The Range Rover Classic and the L322 Range Rover all proved themselves in either the Camel Trophy or the G4 Challenge....and conquered their adversities will aplomb.
The P38 Range Rover was never subjected to such gruelling challenges.....they did do a odd Yellow/Orangey/Yellowy coloured Range Rover called the Range Rover TREK for some 'competition' in South Africa - but that wasn't exactly the wilds of Madagascar or Borneo etc....mostly dusty roads and a few hills.....
The Freelander has earned it's place in the Pantheon of Land Rover - even if it is driven by hairdressers - but they are hairdressers with spirit and adventure!
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Easy Tiger.....
We have to be very careful on taking the rise out of the Freelander....
The Freelander, along with the Later Series Vehicles, the 110, The Defender, The Discovery, The Range Rover Classic and the L322 Range Rover all proved themselves in either the Camel Trophy or the G4 Challenge....and conquered their adversities will aplomb.
The P38 Range Rover was never subjected to such gruelling challenges.....they did do a odd Yellow/Orangey/Yellowy coloured Range Rover called the Range Rover TREK for some 'competition' in South Africa - but that wasn't exactly the wilds of Madagascar or Borneo etc....mostly dusty roads and a few hills.....
The Freelander has earned it's place in the Pantheon of Land Rover - even if it is driven by hairdressers - but they are hairdressers with spirit and adventure!
Aye a handsome beast..
The P38 may not off been in the camel but they can be turned into come mean lookin and performing monster trucks
I bet a Freelander can't flex like that
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What a load of Bollix
ya just jealous of our proper Land Rover Range Rovers..
Ya peasant!
Removes the bag of peanuts from Henry.............
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