Sport to buy or not to buy that is the question.!
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Datatek
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If you want a reliable daily driver, don't buy a Land Rover product. Unless you are a competent DIY mechanic you will need to have deep pockets
ukadamwest
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You'll get mixed reviews on anything.
If you want it, get it. what are your concerns?
If you want it, get it. what are your concerns?
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My RR has been reliable (not a sport) Chances are if you bought one like mine it wouldn’t be, but I knew walking into it I would need to sort a lot of problems myself or pay top dollar and keep my fingers crossed.
Depends what you expect for a 9yr old vehicle. I have seen 8yr old ones that are scrap and 10year old mint examples.
There is plenty of info in search bar to read up about them, knowing common problems, symptoms and fixes will help you determine condition - don’t rely on the opinion of the sales guy flogging it to you
Depends what you expect for a 9yr old vehicle. I have seen 8yr old ones that are scrap and 10year old mint examples.
There is plenty of info in search bar to read up about them, knowing common problems, symptoms and fixes will help you determine condition - don’t rely on the opinion of the sales guy flogging it to you
