Thread: Land Rover in Lebanon

Originally Posted by Landy Smurf

what are some of the main car brands( both 4x4 and car) there and what are some of the main cars(both 4x4 and car) eg. toyota hilux

All car manufacturers are present, European, American, Korean and Chinese. I will try to take a picture of a parking so you could see the diversity. Yet Mercedes, BMW, Toyota, Honda are the most sought-after. On the 4x4 register you have the plethora of soft-roaders (Rav4, CRV, Terrano....) and the large ones mainly Mitsubishi Pajero, Toyota Prado,.... As for Land Rover they are very present on the road with the Range Rover, Discovery and Evoque.
Most of these rarely venture off-road, they are considered as posh cars.

No diesels - I never would have thought! What's a litre of petrol cost?

Originally Posted by Davo

No diesels - I never would have thought! What's a litre of petrol cost?

We have a floating price that is it moves with the international price of oil, actually it is 1.21 USD for the regular and 1.23 for the super.

Okay, that's about the same here, in the south, though we're paying $1.88 for unleaded up here in the north of Western Australia. The Oz dollar is worth about the same as the US at the moment.

This one is still for sale if someone is interested

Hi Landy Smurf,

as promised earlier I took some pictures in a parking lot to show you what people drive in here.

That could be any car park in Oz. The white Rangie looks schmick!!

thanks for sharing all these photos lebanon. Great to see what goes on elseware in the world with our much loved landies! and just seeing different scenery and mods. cannot believe diesel isnt allowed for civilians over there! I always thought it was the greener fuel type as better economy, and i think its a by product of something, cant remember. maybe thats gas? I even thought emissions were greener unless they are the un serviced smokey engines. It looks like none of your cars really rust over there. Even the old ones that look to have sat around for a long time dont seem to rust too much. Look forward to the next installment of photos