The answer to crap Oz Land Rover dealers, is A start your owner dealship or start importing them...
Hello All
A very interesting thread, I'm starting to understand that Land Rover dealers just don't care about their customers in Australia. Perhaps the new owners might improve things???
With regards to the LR, Jeep debate, I think there are pros and cons to each vehicle, I love LRs but also have a soft spot for Jeeps as they have a long and similar heritage. Personally I prefer the 300 Tdi Defenders over the new version and would consider spending my money on buying one and then adapting it to my needs.
Cheers
Loz
I love that Jeep in the picture but my head can't get past the lack of diesel option so far.
My heart is all Defender and that's what I'd go for everytime without even bothering to consult my head, but if The Apocalypse that we all fear happened, I could go to Jeep and survive. It would be a life without joy, merely an existence but thanks to Jeep at least I could drive around with a broken heart instead of walking.
I like camping and touring the outback in my Defender. It's not just about camping and touring, it's camping and touring in a Defender.
I loved Solmaniac's "stands for purpose" comment. Quote of the Day
Whilst I new I'd get some bites on this thread, I didn't expect nearly 1400 views in 3 days.Seems like I've hit a nerve
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Hey you were right Mike
JK 4dr V Defender 110 - AUSJEEPOFFROAD
Hey Paul
Yeah, I didn't read the whole thread, but as you can see there is respect on both sides. I think that has a lot to do with both vehicles' history, respective capabilities and the fact that neither Land Rover nor Jeep owners are Toy/Niss/Mits/whatever owners - and there is something a little different about the vehicles that means we like it that way. (Hence my desire to have one of each).
And I agree that for touring the 110 Deefer would be my choice over the JK Unlimited (4dr) - the extra space alone just sells it!
But for me, and I stress "for me", I have the Disco for that stuff, and summer-time trail rides in the TJ with the top down are brilliant. Bit like being on a motorbike - you can smell the bush (and dead roos!) in a way you never can in a hardtop even with the windows down. So it would be the Jeep on that score! Now I don't have the bucks for a D90 even if it was available and in a soft-top - so I have 2 very different vehicles for different things.
Ahh, variety is the spice of life!!!
Oh, and top work on the number of views!
(if you're ever on ausjeep - you can find me as Shetani)
Cheers
Mike
Last edited by 2 rocks; 6th June 2008 at 08:41 PM. Reason: addition
'00 D2 Td5 'Alice'
'03 V6 Freelander 'Phoebe'
'04 Td4 Freelander 'Harry'
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