Datatek
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Datatek
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You need specsavers too, I said I prefer the D4Datatek is converting to the dark side
2.0_hippo
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P38 is for people who cant afford the real Metro Cab !!
Datatek
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Or are not stupid enough to buy an L322 pose mobileP38 is for people who cant afford the real Metro Cab !!
P38 is for people who cant afford the real Metro Cab !!
So who's a facelifted 2002 L322 meant for then.
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Metro Cab !!
sssh sore point ellis anyway ive had more than a fair share of classics & p38s over the years good at the time but old hat now imo, I wouldn't go back & im not bothered what people say either.roll on the l405
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I have a P38 as my daily driver now she has the L322....not a bad daily car, comfortable enough for the jaunt to and from work and as a lugger for stuff I didn't want to put in the L322....
As for long drives, the L322 wins hands down! (well, my 7'er E38 is a sublimely comfortable motorway eater...but we are talking Range Rovers - and the 7'er is probably gonna go
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2.0_hippo
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So who's a facelifted 2002 L322 meant for then.
for people who aren't silly enough to spend the extra £50K to get the same looking car
(plus i couldn't afford one
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wil2813
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so basically ant your p38s a van
when considering a van I opted for a d2 es more space
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so basically ant your p38s a van
shed / van
same thing
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so basically ant your p38s a van
Not keen on Disco's, we have a D4 at work, and I always opt for the Deffie 90 even though it doesn't have A/C, a radio, sound proofing, or Bluetooth!!
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haha
these boys are stuck in the old days.
(i call it jealousy)
I can afford any car I want within reason - I prefer the P38 to any other Range Rover and will not replace it until I'm forced to when it simply becomes too old to be trustworthy - even then I'll keep it as a winter/weekend hack. I suspect I'm not the only one. The P38 is the last British (truly Land Rover) Range Rover - and that means a lot to me, bling bling wheels and trying to impress the neighbours does not.
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best of both worlds....
+1. I have a P38 because thats the RR I want. So far it's getting on to be the most reliable motor i've had too- never let me down. Had an L322 HSE as a company car some time ago, & for me it's no 'upgrade' from an '02 Vogue SE P38.
I'm not out to impress anyone so the P38 suits me. However, always nice to get comments on it from folks who have a real appreciation for RR's. Cant ever imagine that happening in a L322.
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wrong, any well presented range/land rover will get commented on regardless of age old or new
Disagree, a well kept P38 or Classic is something to admire. L322's just too commonplace - not knocking them for that, just an observation.
