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    Or could always go a custom conversion



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    Quote Originally Posted by dobbo
    I have a TD5 disco

    If I was to get another Landy I'd get a Defender

    They're not as refined
    There Noisy
    They have no ergonomics
    They have no Automatic or V8 option
    They have no on road manners


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    They have no obsticles

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    Ok I have settled on a disco, but I am still up in the air about diesel. I would prefer a diesel any day of the week but its the buy price thing. Does anyone know just how many k's a diesel is good for. EG will it do 500k's?
    thanks

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    check this

    http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....MEWA%3AIT&rd=1

    http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....MEWA%3AIT&rd=1



    is something like either of these considered good value?

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    out of a 300 TDi should get about 10ltr per 100K easy
    I was getting that with a loaded up 90 and a camper trailer on
    The big thing with a diesel is if you give it a good kick it does not use that much more fuel. But if you give a V8 a kick it will kick you back alot harder in the pocket
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    Hello,

    I've had both a 95 Disco V8 and currently a 92 Rangie V8, they are both fantastic and not really a lot between them IMO, would far rather have a Rangie though, just like the look more personally, and you feel you sit 'in' it, rather that 'on' it with the Disco ( just a personal thing )

    the buy price difference between a classic Rangie V8 and a TDI Disco will buy you an awfull lot of petrol as well, more so if it's not your main vehicle.

    Which ever one you get, they'll be great,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rayngie
    Hello,

    would far rather have a Rangie though, just like the look more personally, and you feel you sit 'in' it, rather that 'on' it with the Disco ( just a personal thing )

    ,
    agree you have hit the nail on the head.
    That is what i find the differance is between them. The disco just does not feel quite there compaired to the rangie
    Not that i am saying the Disco is crap just its not a Rangie
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    It was said when they were released that the engines were good for about 600000km but only when serviced properly. I would say to get that you would need an oil change every 5000km and be maticulous with maintenance and things like timing belts. Matt
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reads90
    agree you have hit the nail on the head.
    That is what i find the differance is between them. The disco just does not feel quite there compaired to the rangie
    Not that i am saying the Disco is crap just its not a Rangie

    Funny thing is I had a different experiance to you all together. The rangie window line came up to my knee and I felt like it was not encompassing at all, much more a sit on top vehicle. The disco being a newer design is still high but the window line is higher so I felt more car like. One main point is that I have not owned either vehicle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus
    With a disco you only have enough luggage space to fit a cut lunch. In a DEFENDER you can fit the whole banquet!!
    would this have anything to do with your comment on not looking like the mudpit girl?

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