Yes yet another noob

Hello....I'm in Ayr and currently drive an 04 Mondy tdci, my only experience with 4x4s was a Mitsi pajero about 3 yrs ago, but felt more like a biggish car to me. I was told that landys were nothing that, and that not to expect driving comfort especially on a run like the car.

If I got one (was thinking about a early to mid 90s 110 def) would it be that diffirent to what I'm used to or not really.

Do bears **** in the woods?

You need an Evoque.

The Mad Hat Man said:

Do bears **** in the woods?

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....I'll take that as yes it's totaly diffirent to what I'm used to

They are lovely, give you a nice massarge, can't brake the speed limit and enough room in the back for the tools and spares needed for a journey.
Get the picture!!

Get a gaylander

Hello and ......:welcome2:

sible88 said:

enough room in the back for the tools and spares needed for a journey.
Get the picture!!

Get a gaylander

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Dont like the sound of that, that's what my AA card's for

It'll be a defender if any

Stu63 said:

Dont like the sound of that, that's what my AA card's for

It'll be a defender if any

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Now your sure you want a fender, get one and you will love it more than the wife lol. Even thou there are so many faults, they are money pits but it isn't just a car.

My dad runs a mondy tdci and a 300tdi discovery apart from them both having 4 wheels and use the same fuel they are like chalk and cheese

I think you need to drive a fender first to experience the err... rawness

sible88 said:

get one and you will love it more than the wife lol. Even thou there are so many faults, they are money pits but it isn't just a car.

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Havent got one of them

So alot of faults then...mmmmmm

surreyrock said:

My dad runs a mondy tdci and a 300tdi discovery apart from them both having 4 wheels and use the same fuel they are like chalk and cheese

I think you need to drive a fender first to experience the err... rawness

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Yep will need to experience it first