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I have had some dealings with Tim in TV land ( Townsville) he has been an independant service / repair specialing in all Land Rovers vehicle for years very knowledgeable and carries a large range of both new and second hand parts I have allways found him to be a gentleman and I am pretty positive sort of guy and I dont think he would rip you off .
Hodgo
Tim did some work on Princess Fiona a couple of weeks ago. So far so good.
He's a Nice bloke and knows his stuff.
He's got another crack at her on Monday:)
Its a pity though because they have some nice looking dual cab defenders in the new car lot:mad:.
Would have been nice
I like shiny things:p:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
I don't believe this. As inc said, and I also commented in Ferno's thread more and more of AULORIAN'S are getting out of Landrover's. Shame on you guys.
Really what's going on? If the marque is starting to lose support from the likes of diehard's like us the future does not look to bright for LR.
Its not the vehicle, I just cant afford to be fighting idiots everytime I need to service my car and getting the independent Land Rover fanatics to service the vehicle is all well and good but the D3 has a crap load of computers on board and the dealers are the only one who get the software to update these computers at the service.Quote:
Originally Posted by ak
Besides, I miss my Tdi and will get another one soon;). Gotta love the lack of computers in them:D
That's fair enough mate I was not having a shot just at you and when you factor in where you actually do most of your driving I can see where your coming from.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoTDI
However it does seem a few Aulroian's are changing to the other brands and Landrovers are becoming little more than weekend hobbies let alone daily drives. I just think it's becoming a bit of a shame when confidence in the brand starts to drop.
It's a shame you had to trade the D3, but I know what it's like having to travel a fair distance for poor service.