Foxylady2584
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Hi all just joined the site as a member. Don’t currently own a Land Rover but on the look out for one. Thinking a LR forum might be worth a look.
Hi mate thank you. I had a Discovery 4 up until last year but due to a change in circumstances I couldn’t afford to keep it. It was fours years old so I wanted to keep main dealer history and that doesn’t come cheap. Things have changed again now and I would like to give the Freelander 2 a try. Looking around £8000 maximum spoke to a LR specialist who said there not a bad vehicle and not a expensive as the Disco 4 to carry out work on.Welcome m8, get yourself a landy and start living the dream lol. Hope you enjoy home mechanics lol.everything you need to know can be found here. What type of landrover do ya fancy? My truck is a discovery 1 es v8 automatic with lpg all set up for off roading and a bit of road work in the sticks where I live lol.
Hi mate thank you. I had a Discovery 4 up until last year but due to a change in circumstances I couldn’t afford to keep it. It was fours years old so I wanted to keep main dealer history and that doesn’t come cheap. Things have changed again now and I would like to give the Freelander 2 a try. Looking around £8000 maximum spoke to a LR specialist who said there not a bad vehicle and not a expensive as the Disco 4 to carry out work on.
Hi DaveNice to hear back from you bud. You do make a valid point regards the garage labour costs. Aren't you the diy type regarding mechanics? To be honest with you I actually prefer doing the work myself as I can live with my cock ups not keen on paying some one else's not saying they all make mistakes but does happen and then the scammer jobs. Don't get me started lol. I do 99% myself never been trained but it's a great feeling when you do the cylinder head let's say, and when you turn the key it roars into life ! You've saved how many hundreds? And the info combined on this forum is amazing. My latest job is rear windows just stopped, looked in the discovery section and there's how to do it.
Well for 8k bud you will get a decent freelander, will you be doing any mods to it ? Possibly go off road or is it a daily commuter / family car?
What ever your driving preference is enjoy.
Once again welcome to the family that is landrover
Great talking to you and if ever I can help just ask, if I don't know the answer some one here will
Dave
Hi JulianfIm interested - do you think that the money you spend on keeping up the main dealer paper work was reflected in the sale price when you sold it?
Its a genuine question, i have no other motive for asking. : )
(my landrovers are way too old for main dealers!)
Hi Hippo, thanks I hope I’m making the right choice, there are so many views out there, some saying they are always breaking down, others saying they are totally reliable, manuals are good auto rubbish then the next person I speak to tells me the opposite. I guess time will tell, just gotta find the right one now.Welcome to the forum
Freelander 2 is a good choice of vehicle
Thanks hippo makes good reading, I am viewing 2 tomorrow pretty certain come the end of the weekend I’m gonna be a Freelander owner.Ava read of this:
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/what-car-next.336710/#post-4375179
And ava read about typical faults others talk about int Freelander section over ere:
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/land-rover-freelander.9/
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