Hi Disco4SE and that puts new meaning to “Oh what a feeling”
Thought some may be interested in my short story.
I bumped into a mate yesterday that has had his 200 Series for a couple of months longer than I have had my D4 and travelled the same Klm's.
We both came from Landcruiser 100 Series TD's purchased new at around the same time.
He opted for the 200 because his wife (maybe ex wife now) didn't like the square look at the rear of the Disco.
He has been back to Toyota several times which includes a recent tail shaft replacement. Yesterday he commented on how good mine looked and asked me if I am happy with it. Well, it took me about 10 minutes to stop singing the praises of the D4 and he walked away with his bottom lip dragging on the ground.
I am tipping he won't ask me again. Happy D4 ing.
Hi Disco4SE and that puts new meaning to “Oh what a feeling”
Maybe that should be "D'oh what a feeling"
Hey, funny part is, he had a Disco 2 before his Landcruiser 100
My Boss is looking at buying a new Prado, he keeps asking me how my Discovery 4 is going because he is thinking about turning to the dark side.
I think he and the Prado deserve each other.
Nicely put Mowog
I might add that he is also a LC 100 series owner.
I like these stories. A mate of mine would never buy a Land Rover as the Prado/Cruiser can do no wrong. In fact I Put my foot in it when I was test driving vehicles when I said to him that the Prado would have to be the ugliest car I have ever seen and the interior was like the engineer got a hand full of buttons, threw them at the dash and where they stuck was where they were to be located (4x4 controls hidden behind steering wheel etc). I hadn't realized he was looking at a new Toyota.
Then , I proudly rock up in my new D4.
When I was looking for a new car the Discovery wasn't really on the list.
I ended up in a D4 by process of elimination.
1. No 4Wd's from Japan or Korea
2. 3500kg towing
3. Diesel
That only leaves a few choices. For me the best of those was the D4. Now I admit that horror stories of reliability were an issue for me and this is my first Land Rover.
A rare thing has happened for the first time in years I have a car that hasn't needed to go back for warranty work in the first couple of months (My Mini also hasn't needed work). That not going back thing doesn't count the dealer not listening to requirements.
 OldBushie
					
					
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						I laughed at my neighbour as he has a 200 series and spent 6 months travelling with his mate that drives an Audi QE7,he was worried about the Audi having trouble,in the end his 200 visited many of the dealers in northern WA as it had the recalls done including the tailshaft repair and four for oil consumption,none worked and Toyota now will top up your oil no questions asked and he needed it as it used 20ltres per 100,18 of diesel and 2 of oil. Pat
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