Or, the Land Rover enthusiast isn’t buying it.either it is unbreakable or unfixable...
No they buy the shit out of it. But it's not the same Land Rover enthusiasts. Rover traded you guys for a bunch of people with money.Or, the Land Rover enthusiast isn’t buying it.
the salt life, yeti cooler kinda guys . probably a bunch of man buns mixed in.No they buy the shit out of it. But it's not the same Land Rover enthusiasts. Rover traded you guys for a bunch of people with money.
No it’s still Doctors, execs, trophy wives, rich kids that don’t know they’re gay yet, but are starting to figure it out. It’s the same crowd that was buying them when your truck was brand new.
I’m a structural engineer. Does that count when I bought my new ‘95 D90 SW? Which of course now wish I still owned!No it’s still Doctors, execs, trophy wives, rich kids that don’t know they’re gay yet, but are starting to figure it out. It’s the same crowd that was buying them when your truck was brand new.
My Dad was a structural engineer. He built a slabbing mill, wrote the service manual, then ran that and a plate mill till he retired. Went to school on a GI bill after fixing helicopters in Korea.I’m a structural engineer. Does that count when I bought my new ‘95 D90 SW? Which of course now wish I still owned!
Good to see the Fleet and Commercial version still being offered on the 90. Earlier version.Does he have air suspension? My argument all along is that a truck very similar to this can be had for $52 K. Put that to an inflation calculator and where does that put a $38 K '98 Disco ? I think it's pretty close to the same money. A New Defender 90 is almost identical in wheel base to a 98 Disco. For the money this is a lot of truck. I wish they would sell the hardtop verson here.
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Agreed on most points except not sure being a utility vehicle was part of the design criteria. Just too many unnecessary electrical elements such as Traffic Sign Recognition although maybe today’s drivers need this.It’s amazing how some people need to hate this truck. Mostly people who have never driven one.
I like it. Stripped down with the 2.0 in it I think it’s a good truck and a good price. The high end ones are not worth the money. It was supposed to be a utility vehicle. Stripped down it is, fully loaded it just doesn’t work. Once it’s up to Range Rover pricing you should buy a Range Rover.
Traffic Sign Recognition although maybe today’s drivers need this.