Don't have them in the D4 Veebs=( main things i missed from the D3 are the seats and sunroof.Quote:
Originally Posted by veebs
I just really liked the arm rests!
IMO the leather in the D4 is better, so you kind of break even...
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Don't have them in the D4 Veebs=( main things i missed from the D3 are the seats and sunroof.Quote:
Originally Posted by veebs
I just really liked the arm rests!
IMO the leather in the D4 is better, so you kind of break even...
I could do with a little more seat pan length in mine, but it is hardly a poor mans ride as it is! I'd have paid extra NOT to have the sunroof - i need the height!Quote:
Originally Posted by Russrobe
There is not much choice in Vic at the moment for TDV6's, seem to be better deals in other states.
2 i like one being a HSE at 29.5k and an SE with bar, sill protectors, roof rack for 31k, both less than 150k on clock but i will need to add about 10k of finance into the deal plus transfer/stamp duty.
Or another SE in Darwin for 24750 but it would be a long road trip to drive back.
Or, if you're up for a road trip...
We've taken a wrong turn
or if you prefer home delivery:
We've taken a wrong turn
Scarcely seems believable .....
2006 LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 3 SE For Sale $44,999 Automatic Suv | CarsGuide
I wonder if that's on a new engine?
I'd be interested except that it's only a 5 seater.
For 45k you will get a nice TDV6 D4.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arapiles
I'm inclined to agree with you!!
Agreed, $45k is too much for a car that may actually have problems because it hasn't been used - you'd probably need to replace all of the fluids in the car, and the tyres could easily have perished even if the tread depth is OK.
Totally agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arapiles
Talk about being used by an old lady to go to church on Sunday.:eek2::eek2: I thought I was low on kilometres traveled. [smilebigeye]
Jokes aside, at the very least you would need to make sure that the time critical things have been done. I was told by the service manager where I bought my car that even if you don't hit the kilometres for service points there are items that have to be replaced on a time basis.
Could be ok I suppose but caveat emptor.
Martin
Is it a 5 Seater? Didn't think the SE models were available in 5 seats, and it's hard to tell, but I think I see seat belts in the back? Also, I thought 5 seat models were 60/40 split in the second row, which this doesn't look to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arapiles
Still agree with other comments - expensive, and likely to have issues from non-use.