Thread: What car do you drive ?

How come we get Disco 1,2,3 & 3 Rangie variants, and

Defender variant of some sort???

When we have Tdi, Td5, 90, 110, 130, County, just plain old 90 & 110, Perentie (not that there are many of those ).

Originally Posted by Frenchie

How come we get Disco 1,2,3 & 3 Rangie variants, and

Defender variant of some sort???

When we have Tdi, Td5, 90, 110, 130, County, just plain old 90 & 110, Perentie (not that there are many of those ).

or 130's

Originally Posted by Frenchie

How come we get Disco 1,2,3 & 3 Rangie variants, and

Defender variant of some sort???

When we have Tdi, Td5, 90, 110, 130, County, just plain old 90 & 110, Perentie (not that there are many of those ).

You left out 120 - and I would point out (as I have before) that "County" is a trim level, not a model, that was used on a variety of models including Series 3, Rangerover and 90/110 from about 1980 on.

If you are differentiating Defenders on engine (TD5, TDi), maybe you should also differentiate other models by engine type, for example the 110 came with a choice of V8 or Isuzu and, although not sold here, the 2.25 and 2.5 petrol and diesel and turbo diesel. Or the Series 3 came with 2.25 petrol or diesel or 2.6 petrol or V8 or Isuzu. Or the Series 2/2a came with 2.0 or 2.25 or 2.6 petrol or 2.0 or 2.25 diesel. Or the Series 1 came with 1.6 or 2.0 petrol or 2.0 diesel.

John

Originally Posted by JDNSW

If you are differentiating Defenders on engine (TD5, TDi), maybe you should also differentiate other models by engine type,

Ah but there's as much difference between the Td5/Tdi Defender and the SI/SII Disco.

Originally Posted by Frenchie

Ah but there's as much difference between the Td5/Tdi Defender and the SI/SII Disco.

And also just as much difference (if not more) between (for example) a Series 1 80" and a Series 1 86", or and certainly more between a Series 3 Stage 1 and other Series 3, or for that matter between a Series 2 and a Series 2a after suffix G (engine, headlight position, electrical system, rear axle, thread types, numerous other differences).

John

and to think the Toyota crowd reckon Landies haven't evolved during all that time !

You Defender and Rangie peoples should stop your whinging - at least some sort variant of your cars got onto the list

The list should read

• Series
• Defender
• Range Rover
• Discovery
• Freelander 1.8
• Freelander L Series Diesel
• Freelander TD4
• Freelander V6
• Landrover - Other
• Any other car Gazz likes

Gazzz

D'Oh ! I left outr the Freeloader. Apologies to people who own one, but there are only 10 options available ! Feel free to comment if you own one, and it's your PREFERENCE to put down ahead of any other LR you may own.

I don't think 4 Freelander categoreis would be required - lucky to get one in each I'd reckon !

So far its Disco variants, then Defender variants, then RR, which is only narrowly beating out the Series trucks !