There was a nice td5 for sale few weeks back, sadly it went before I had a chance, the search continues
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Don't really know what you're getting at here ? The Oka is basically trouble free from a design and build viewpoint though the first production models needed a bit of tweaking here and there, no different to any other vehicle really.
Alas, no more since about 5 years ago, but hold their prices well if properly maintained, very similar to the Defender really in a lot of ways.
A good choice for a heavy duty touring vehicle especially as a family tourer/camper. For the same price as a Defender you get a lot of Oka. In the right application better value for money IMO.
Deano
ps. Deano is biased as he owns an Oka and has owned two (older) Defenders
66 SIIA SWB .......73 SIII LWB diesel wgn
86 RR 'classic'......99 Range Rover P38a
94 Defender 110..95 Defender 130 Ute
96 D1 300TDi.......99 D2 TD5 (current)
04 D2a Td5..........02 Disco 2 V8
Neil
(Really shouldn't be a...) Grumpy old fart!
MY2013 2.2l TDCi Dual Cab Ute
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That is just one scenario, yours. There are other scenarios that support my assertion.
My assertion being that there are people who will want something, are not willing to pay anything for it. And the price they are willing to pay (zero) in no way changes the worth of the item.
The focus of the assertion is not on thieves or theft or ability to pay.
I'd go further and assert that that there are "things" that people don't want. Thus are not willing to pay anything for it. This too does not change the worth of the object.
All this being a counterpoint to the comment:
Originally Posted by Andrew86
Something is only worth what someone is willing to pay, it has everything to do with market price.
Neil
(Really shouldn't be a...) Grumpy old fart!
MY2013 2.2l TDCi Dual Cab Ute
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If that person is the only person in the market for a Defender, it does. You can't sell it for anything, to anyone, a bit like the Lada Niva by good friend had back in the 90's. Worth, in this case, being the value of the asset if it were converted to cash.
Obviously the market for Defenders is much bigger than one person, but the same principle applies. If none of those people are willing to pay $100k then it isn't worth $100k.
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