I've bought a Jeep. Sorry.

oh for god sake man i was only joking.....anyone would think you built the bloody thing your self:eek:.
oh and by the way i didn't like the car ian posted either ;).

i never said the car wasn't capable i said it was ugly:p.....

my cars may not get through that bog but they would still look good:D.


so kick back and relax, no need to acuse me of attacking because that is very much NOT the case:)

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oh for god sake man i was only joking.....anyone would think you built the bloody thing your self:eek:.
oh and by the way i didn't like the car ian posted either ;).

i never said the car wasn't capable i said it was ugly:p.....

my cars may not get through that bog but they would still look good:D.


so kick back and relax, no need to acuse me of attacking because that is very much NOT the case:)

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I didnt say that you attacked me at all I just thought you were being a bit harsh thats all.

Im not going to bother arguing the point as there is no point.

very true :D........

well actually there is a point, the the man that started the post no longer owns a landrover and he doesn't seemed to be getting bashed for it :D

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very true :D........

well actually there is a point, the the man that started the post no longer owns a landrover and he doesn't seemed to be getting bashed for it :D

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Yeah your right........

TRAITOR

:D:p

Yeah were all just giving him other options ;)

actually as much as i think the thing is ugly, and look like a milk float....him going up the vertical wall in your other post is quite impressive...

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I look at it this way, there are tinker proof cars......Bombodores, Foulcans and japorean cars like Pootrols and Kiundais, all boring but discustingly reliable and you dont have to do as much as check the oil between services.

And then there are Tinker cars, Jeeps, Landrover, just about anything with the indicator stalk on the left or is made in europe or america.

I think the tinker cars are better value as you dont just get transport but you also get a lesson in mechanics and in some cases survival in the middle of no where.

Your bosses shouldnt be afraid of Creeps, they just need to understand them and sell them accordingly to people who will appreciate them.

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Tinker proof?

When did you last have a look under the Bonnet of a Jeep? (No offence)

I had a look at mine last week when I took it in for its 12 month service.

As an ex mechanic, the last thing I would do would be tinker with it!

Managed to find the dipstick, it was painted yellow.
Rest was a complete mystery to me.

Warranty work... adjust the hand brake please. That was it.
Needed no oil in 12 months.


This thing goes like a cut snake, has more electronic aids than the space shuttle and is a pleasure to drive.(Hit a large body of water on the Bruce Hi-Way in January, no pulling to one side, the electronics took over, kept the car straight slowed it down and proceeded on it's merry way)

Try and tell me that is hard to sell.

Soon as the lease is up I will purchase it for the better half to drive.
It is a safe, reliable car.

(Might be able to afford a D3 for myself in a few years if I work hard enough)

Perhaps it's the Daimiler part of Chrystler that has changed things.

Soon as I returned home from the big smoke after the service I got a phone call from head office enquiring if the dealer service attitude and reception were satisfactory.

Tinker... I wouldn't be game.
(Or know where to start!)


Davy

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Your bosses shouldnt be afraid of Creeps, they just need to understand them and sell them accordingly to people who will appreciate them.

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when i say a reputation for causing problems...... i mean for things to break that ends up costing us under warranty

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when i say a reputation for causing problems...... i mean for things to break that ends up costing us under warranty

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I thought when things got repaired under warranty, the dealership is reinbursed by the manufactor....there for not really costing the dealership anything other the inconvieniance of covering the cost until such time that they get paid back?

fow new cars, yes, for used cars........ nope, covered by the warranty policy, but a string of failures convinced the powers that be that chrysler is a bad thing

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Yeah your right........

TRAITOR

:D:p

Yeah were all just giving him other options ;)

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And I thought I was getting off lightly :p

Anyway, I'll try to get down to Moab in the Stage 1 when it arrives and will post some pics.

Cheers

Chaz