Thread: Why I love my D3, and why I drive a Landy

Originally Posted by rmp

Reads like a good story in the classic DS style we have all come to know and love.

So I've utilised my magic powers and copied it to the Stories thread.

That's enough magic for one day, it makes me tired.

I fought with this long and hard, and in the end knew that someone out there with the power would help.... thanks rmp!

Originally Posted by Watpub

....I might have to have a naming competition......

Gotta be done........

Originally Posted by WhiteD3

The FL2 V6 I'm loaned from SSLR get's worse economy (according to the carputer) than my D3 V6

Sorry WhiteD3, missed this post when I was reading the others at 2am this morning (long story).

Anyway, that is scary..... if you are anything like me, it might result from the fact that I tend to drive smaller cars more…. erm…… enthusiastically……..

Otherwise something must be wrong with the car, or it’s pooter…….

I don't own a D3 but what I like about them is this thread. Brilliant!! Without a D3 this thread would not exist.

I am tossing up between a Puma and a D3 for my next vehicle, a decision I am finding hard. I love both but this thread is helping the decision.

Dave.

Originally Posted by Mr Whippy

I don't own a D3 but what I like about them is this thread. Brilliant!! Without a D3 this thread would not exist.

I am tossing up between a Puma and a D3 for my next vehicle, a decision I am finding hard. I love both but this thread is helping the decision.

Dave.

You wouldn't think it would be tough with them both being such different animals..... but each in great in their own right, and as you point out, by no means an easy decision..... for me it boiled down to wanting to (having to really ) drive a Landy, and having to lug a family around......

Good luck with the decision making!

What do I love about my D3 today? I am still here, as in on this earth in one piece, thanks to Audrey……..

Heading to work this morning along the Pacific Highway through Ballina, come to turn right at a traffic light heading south. At this point I should point out that it has been bucketing down since about 1am this morning.

Anyway, I turn right, but the front wheels go straight……. just for a split second I have an OH #$&@ moment, but the computer kicks in, Audrey is back on the straight and narrow and I made it to work all rather unfussed…….. love my traction control, LOVE my D3!

Originally Posted by DiscoSaffa

I am still here, as in on this earth in one piece, thanks to Audrey……..

...short history behind her name, she is a big girl and English, the name just fits....

Nothing like a big English girl to keep you on the straight and narrow!

Regards, Ron