Running Costs of Defender

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DanoBoyo

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Hi team landy,

So I'm in the market place for a new car soon and I'm thinking Landy 110 defender. Can afford the beast but looking into how much it's likely to cost me to insurance, fuel, tax, service etc.

If I was to get a 110 Defender 2.5 - how much for full tank and what mileage am I likely to get.

Insurance? Sure it's cheaper than my current Golf Gti!! :)

Thanks guys - hopefully I'll become a perm resident here!!


;-)
 
Servicing if VERY cheap! Do it your self.
Insurance - alot less than your GTI, But not the cheapest in the world
Fuel - About 28 MPG
Tax - As long as it is before 2001, £185.
 
75l tank in a 110, so you do the maths re cost - average about 25mpg - 32 on a long steady run
 
I do around 35 miles to and from work everyday. My golf is group 16 so I presuming it'll be less than that.

Tax is the same as my car now so no change there.

I think it's my wife I've gotta convince about this move to landrover. I've had new cars, I've had fast cars. I want a mans car now. :)


Don't wanna spend loads in buying one it's just the day to day running costs of it that worry me.

What's the cheapest defender to run do you think?

Is there a 2 litre TDI? or is 2.5 the smaller.


As for servicing it myself - no problem - I ain't got a clue but I wanna learn.
 
I do around 35 miles to and from work everyday. My golf is group 16 so I presuming it'll be less than that.

Tax is the same as my car now so no change there.

I think it's my wife I've gotta convince about this move to landrover. I've had new cars, I've had fast cars. I want a mans car now. :)


Don't wanna spend loads in buying one it's just the day to day running costs of it that worry me.

What's the cheapest defender to run do you think?

Is there a 2 litre TDI? or is 2.5 the smaller.


As for servicing it myself - no problem - I ain't got a clue but I wanna learn.

2 points:

a proper landy isnt a car (unless it's a freelander)

if your worried about the running costs then a landy isnt for you, unless you dont mind a bit of DIY and late nights underneath it
 
2 points:

a proper landy isnt a car (unless it's a freelander)

if your worried about the running costs then a landy isnt for you, unless you dont mind a bit of DIY and late nights underneath it


well you know what I mean. Sorry if I upset you by referring to your vehicle as a car.

The reason I'm concerned about running costs is because I have no idea what they are, hence me asking the questions on here. Doesn't mean i shouldn't buy one - I'm sure you were concerned about the running costs of a house - doesn't mean you didn't buy one does it?
 
Once you've got a Landy mate you'll not care about running costs, the pleasure you get from driving one by far out weighs the running costs.
So a big :welcome2: from me and go out and get a Landy, if your wife gives you grief we'll deal with her for you. :caked: :D
 
so ya getting one then?Dont worry bout sean his just upset the snow aint that deep in his manor!
 
Once you've got a Landy mate you'll not care about running costs, the pleasure you get from driving one by far out weighs the running costs.
So a big :welcome2: from me and go out and get a Landy, if your wife gives you grief we'll deal with her for you. :caked: :D

that's exactly what I wanna hear! Yes!

Now wheres my autotrader gone. :p
 
so ya getting one then?Dont worry bout sean his just upset the snow aint that deep in his manor!


Well it is at the top of the car (sorry Sean "automobile") list I have in my head.

It goes

1 - Landrover Defender
2 - Pushbike

tut - suppose it's the landrover then. :)
 
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