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    Very Tempting - D3

    Ok. These ad's are appearing all over the place for D3's. $50,000 drive away. This is a list of the package that you will get.

    Driver & pass. air bags
    Driver & pass. side curtain air bags
    Row two head curtain airbags
    6 speed command shift
    four channel abs
    Active roll mitigation
    Electronic Brake assist
    Hill decent control
    Dynamic stability control
    Centre locking differential
    Tow pack - 3500kg
    17" alloy wheels including spare
    V6 engine


    Now...I'm looking at trading the D2.

    Discovery Td5 1999.
    104,000 k's. Auto. Serviced regularly at every 10,000 k's. Immaculate condition. Everything done properly including accessory installations.

    How much do we think we would get for it. Just a ballpark figure at this stage...just to bounce a few figures around

    Also...how much difference i.e equipment levels & technology, between what I have and whats on offer?

    Cheers,
    Lyndon.

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    My neighbours recently traded their D2, 2002 model air bag rear, all the accessories professionally fitted, only 75 000km.
    Got $20 000 8O
    On a brand new Isuzu truck to tow their toys.

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    D3 deal is only on 2005 stock and runs out soon - you had better be quick.

    Like the V8s its seems D2 TD5 prices are dropping but not as much - I have seem a couple of 100,000k 99-2001 cars at between $19K and $21K but most are still selling for about $24K so a trade in of around $20k should be about right - not sure if you would sell quickly privately.

    My thoughts

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    seen this advert tonight on the TV

    Very tempting indeed


    i wonder what the V6 is like on fuel and power
    130's rule

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    Originally posted by hiline
    i wonder what the V6 is like on fuel and power
    Ask Drivesafe - he's just bought one.

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    thanks ron



























    hey drivesafe what do you think about your V6 D3 ??? :wink:
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    Hi hiline, compering it to my D2, I’ll start with the cons.

    The fuel tank is way WAY too small.

    That’s it



    Pros, Take one for a test drive, the ride alone will have you salivating.

    Tons of room in both the front and second row seats.

    Super quiet.

    I haven’t run the WIFE’S in yet but it seams to have plenty of grunt ( and sounds Great ).

    So far, it gets about 14 lts per 100 kms but I put this in the Pros as you will still be saving between 5 to 10 time the difference in what it would be with a diesel and what it costs you to buy a diesel ( this is the main reason I went for a V6 over the TDV6. If I keep the D3 for ten years it might cost me more in fuel than I save on a diesel and in your case with that special price, it would take you at least 20 years to burn up the savings over a diesel.

    Huge rear cargo area even bigger the my rangy.

    Lots of gadgets and play things ( if your into that in a vehicle and I am ).

    That price is a winner in itself.

    Can’t go wrong.

    Cheers

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    The fuel tank is way WAY too small.

    That’s it

    Ok...any rumours of a long range tank in R&D?

    This might be sometime as the spare sits under the vehicle :roll:

    Cheers,
    Lyndon.

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    Purely out of curiosity could someone (Tim?) get a quote on a D3 taillight cluster thingy please.

    I figure that will make all us Defender owners feel a WHOLE LOT BETTER about not having a D3.
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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    I’m not sure Vlad but with exception to the actual goose neck, I think the rest comes standard.

    Not sure though as I ordered mine with the tow bar.

    Just let them see how it all sets up though, it does look like a nightmare. ops:

    But yet to try it. 8O

    Cheers.

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