RR 3.6 versus RR sport 2.7

Thor1950 · May 4, 2013

MoorlandBOB said:
i wonder why he says they charge more per hour for labour on the rangie ffs its the same kit.....

makes the butler feel special, and gives them bragging rights........ my garage charges more than yours

MoorlandBOB · May 4, 2013

Thor1950 said:
makes the butler feel special, and gives them bragging rights........ my garage charges more than yours

i would say thats a case for tradeing standards....

owl · May 4, 2013

NOO it is £14k for a new engine. can't remember how many miles it had done.

goonarmy · May 4, 2013

owl said:
NOO it is £14k for a new engine. can't remember how many miles it had done.

Fecking hell! Itd better be supercharged for that

owl · May 4, 2013

goonarmy said:
Fecking hell! Itd better be supercharged for that

LOL If you could afford to run a SC you wouldn't be to troubled by the price.

owl · May 4, 2013

Though that was fitted with two new turbo's, intercooler, all pipes and exhaust system. A DPF is about £2.5k

Grimmer · May 4, 2013

owl said:
NOO it is £14k for a new engine. can't remember how many miles it had done.

goonarmy said:
Fecking hell! Itd better be supercharged for that

Id want it attached to a new motor for 14k

owl · May 4, 2013

I do wonder sometimes who has the most fun out of their Land Rovers, the guys with the new stuff or us with the older motors that get used for what they were intended

goonarmy · May 4, 2013

If i were rich enough id do both

jfarrell32 · May 6, 2013

Thanks for all the feedback - am going to check costs for extended warranty and then make a call. leaning to RR 3.6 dsl. thanks again J

RR 3.6 versus RR sport 2.7

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