Aztecs27
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It’s the metallic blue they do, often associated with the vRS. It’s an optional extra. I would always opt for metallic paint. Standard car colours are generally pony.
Recommend an SUV for a golfer
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It’s the metallic blue they do, often associated with the vRS. It’s an optional extra. I would always opt for metallic paint. Standard car colours are generally pony.
I think that is a brilliant colour. I was gutted when I couldn't get it on my Superb.
I would always opt for metallic paint. Standard car colours are generally pony.
PNWokingham
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Why did you get the new one Jon rather than keep the old?
Bunkermagnet
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It always was vRS specific, and only for vRS
Aztecs27
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We were offered a decent wedge for our current car, which keeps our PCP payments at the same monthly payment and it's basically for a like-for-like replacement (just doesn't have the cool hidden door protectors that pop out when you open the doors but they don't offer them any more
), and I don't have to start worrying about stuff going wrong out of warranty and having to replace cam belts and other expensive wear-and-tear parts etc. if I was to finance the balance of the car (as I don't have cash lying around to buy it outright ). Plus we get super favourable finance rates and discounts as my dad works for Listers Group, who we're buying the car through.
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I’ve been thinking about replacing my 535, but struggling to find something as capable that interests me, and doesn’t cost north of £100k new.
I’d like to go full EV but anything interesting and the right size is too expensive or on a year’s waiting list.
The talk of SUVs on here has had me poking around the second hand market for something big and comfy. I loved my XC90 so am thinking of getting another or taking a complete gamble on a second hand FF Range Rover for a couple of years until a suitable EV comes along.
I’d like to go full EV but anything interesting and the right size is too expensive or on a year’s waiting list.
The talk of SUVs on here has had me poking around the second hand market for something big and comfy. I loved my XC90 so am thinking of getting another or taking a complete gamble on a second hand FF Range Rover for a couple of years until a suitable EV comes along.
KenL
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Exactly the kind of "car" I don't like.View attachment 46836View attachment 46837View attachment 46838
Best Car I’ve owned, great for the kids as well
Exactly the kind of "car" I don't like.
We used to have a holiday house up beside Ullapool and at this time of year it’s a must (Snow and Stags)
KenL
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Nae snow on that road, what's the problem?We used to have a holiday house up beside Ullapool and at this time of year it’s a must (Snow and Stags)
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KenL
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Beautiful.
GreiginFife
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Best Car I’ve owned, great for the kids as well
That squint number plate rips ma knittin’
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That squint number plate rips ma knittin’
It would make me twitchy too.
sunshine
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This describes the X3 I bought for my wife. She wanted the high driving position, I could have bought a 5 series estate for the same money which is an infinitely better car in my opinion and more practical. But I don't drive it and I have to pick my battles
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This describes the X3 I bought for my wife. She wanted the high driving position, I could have bought a 5 series estate for the same money which is an infinitely better car in my opinion and more practical. But I don't drive it and I have to pick my battles
Half of me wants to shout “Wuss”
The other half just nods knowingly
sunshine
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Are you married to my wife too?
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Best Car I’ve owned, great for the kids as well
A couple of years ago a few of the guys in my group got them, 5 I think. All but one have got rid due to mechanical problems, one even got the thing replaced by the manufacturer as it had so many problems.
No issues for me, great machine (Wife hates driving it
)Ive literally just sold it though as my house renovation costs are going a fair bit over budget so released the money in the car to facilitate the work.
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That’s the joy of Landrovers. They are either faultless or broken.
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