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Thread: Why do Toyota owners bag LandRovers ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    Well there you go, and I always had Ron pegged as a Bert Kaempfert and Nana Mouskouri kind of bloke
    I have some of their stuff, too. I just can't take hip hop or rap.
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    Re first video:
    Not really a fair comparison, the Cruiser appears slower on all attempts, even the last one when he finaly got over...

    Whilst not arguing the point that the Rover may well be better, the gap between LR and the "Others" can be affected by (driver) training, timidity, tare, tyres and Inflation.

    Besides, like it or not, you spend heaps more time/distance on the hard black stuff getting to and from the Bumpy Bits, so 'everyday reliability' has to be considered...

    As one experienced LR owner confessed to me, his mate with his Pajero follows him everywhere, just a little slower, less elegantly less comfortably and maybe a bit more noise... but he gets there.

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    its not always like that.....at work yesterday during smoko we were discussing the merits of various mine site vehicles and we got to the old Land Rover/Toyota/Nissan thing and the guys unanimously agreed that the Defender is the ultimate off the shelf offroad vehicle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by superquag View Post
    Re first video:
    Not really a fair comparison, ....
    I thought much the same about the second video. Different tyres, lines, experience, solid front axle vs. the Prado IFS., etc. can make all the difference.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ramblingboy42 View Post
    its not always like that.....at work yesterday during smoko we were discussing the merits of various mine site vehicles and we got to the old Land Rover/Toyota/Nissan thing and the guys unanimously agreed that the Defender is the ultimate off the shelf offroad vehicle.
    Was that by guys who had owned (and maintained...) both ? Or just drove all brands of company cars at work?

    To be fair, some months ago I took my 2WD Classic out onto the powerlines track, did around 30 minutes before I called it a day due to a dangerous fuel leak...
    At no time did I need the front prop shaft re-installed...or shift out of Hi range. Guess that says something about Spencer-King's design philosophy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    You had him PEGGED????

    Ouch!!!


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    LAND ROVER;
    HELPING PUT OIL BACK IN THE GROUND FOR 70 YEARS
    CARS DON'T GET ANY "GREENER" THAT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    Surely pegged is better than nailed........








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    look up pegging on urban dictionary, then let us know what you think.
    LAND ROVER;
    HELPING PUT OIL BACK IN THE GROUND FOR 70 YEARS
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    Quote Originally Posted by barney View Post
    look up pegging on urban dictionary, then let us know what you think.
    err, not pleasant, obviously not in my dictionary

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    i own and drive a hilux its great way better then dads defender i used to drive

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