Bowyer
Member
Hi all.
Out of all the 4X4 motors available, I chose a 2001 Freelander S and even though the usual problems that come with a car of that age are happening (CV joints, corroded brake pipes etc.) the problems are a LOT less than with other cars of the same age. In short, it's a great car to drive and appears to be a lot more durable. I find myself wondering why I never chose Land Rover before. I used to work in the care sector, the timber sector and various other sectors, including driving, and living in Scotland with all the associated winter weather conditions, having a Landy then would have been great. I'm looking forward to getting out and about with my Freelander and actually enjoying those conditions for a change! I'm not a professional mechanic, but I like to do my own car work, so I will probably be asking a lot of related questions in the forums, probably connected to the three amigos for starters!
Anyway, that's me. Looking forward to talking with you all.
Out of all the 4X4 motors available, I chose a 2001 Freelander S and even though the usual problems that come with a car of that age are happening (CV joints, corroded brake pipes etc.) the problems are a LOT less than with other cars of the same age. In short, it's a great car to drive and appears to be a lot more durable. I find myself wondering why I never chose Land Rover before. I used to work in the care sector, the timber sector and various other sectors, including driving, and living in Scotland with all the associated winter weather conditions, having a Landy then would have been great. I'm looking forward to getting out and about with my Freelander and actually enjoying those conditions for a change! I'm not a professional mechanic, but I like to do my own car work, so I will probably be asking a lot of related questions in the forums, probably connected to the three amigos for starters!
Anyway, that's me. Looking forward to talking with you all.
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