Range Rover (L405) - experiences?

Jonnycoupe · 2025-02-25T13:50:47+0000

Isnt that who you work for? Delivering post badly

Nasher · 2025-02-25T13:52:33+0000

Jonnycoupe said:
Isnt that who you work for? Delivering post badly

That's your department.

Delivering vehicles and posts badly

Jonnycoupe · 2025-02-25T14:13:30+0000

Copy nothing. Certainly not other people’s posts like you just did and then even pleased yourself with a big grin!?

#dailymash

Nasher · 2025-02-25T15:26:24+0000

Jonnycoupe said:
Copy nothing. Certainly not other people’s posts like you just did and then even pleased yourself with a big grin!?

#dailymash

Copy nothing, apart Cadillac designs from 25 years ago.

adam cool dude · 2025-02-25T15:35:19+0000

It is funny how a Land Cruiser still commands a massive premium yet you can pick up L405's for pennies (relatively).

It shows how the general public are so fickle as the RR is obviously the far prettier SUV but capability and reliability couldn't be any further apart.

Ironically a L405 would most likely be a great car for me as I am not scared of the spanners and could fix it myself whenever it went wrong but I know I would get fed up in the end!

Nasher · 2025-02-25T15:54:28+0000

adam cool dude said:
It is funny how a Land Cruiser still commands a massive premium yet you can pick up L405's for pennies (relatively).

It shows how the general public are so fickle as the RR is obviously the far prettier SUV but capability and reliability couldn't be any further apart.

Ironically a L405 would most likely be a great car for me as I am not scared of the spanners and could fix it myself whenever it went wrong but I know I would get fed up in the end!

Yea because you'll find a lot of the old/cheaper RRs need £1000s spending on them. Any you look at will be "it needs a new gearbox", it needs a new turbo" etc.