Thread: What D3 to buy?

Originally Posted by Russrobe

Don't have them in the D4 Veebs=( main things i missed from the D3 are the seats and sunroof.
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!

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.

Originally Posted by Arapiles

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.

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.

Originally Posted by Arapiles

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.
Talk about being used by an old lady to go to church on Sunday. I thought I was low on kilometres traveled.

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