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@DJS.
Many coupe's too , there is a line developing here.. You must be an accountant, when you had the Licoln and Mercury keeping them for their economic life span.. :icon_twocents: |
@tberg.
Adding to the newly discovered common denominator ; many coupe's as well !!! Well, no problem you don't have an F-Type yet ; JLR needs prospective buyers too.. ;) At least you're loyal to the Jaguar brand ! I bet 1980-2004 several kids at home , station wagons or MPV.. De Tomaso Pantera.. .. I've never seen for real.. ..legendary car.. PS. I envy your big garage.. .. I'm not allowed to built even a carport ; all buildings in use by horses and guesthouse.. Have ongoing legal battle with council for 10yrs ; no justice in the Netherlands. High Courts are civil servants only objective is to follow proper proceedings, not if the arguements add up or not.. :icon_sultan: |
Originally Posted by Dan_NL
(Post 1918531)
@DJS.
Many coupe's too , there is a line developing here.. You must be an accountant, when you had the Licoln and Mercury keeping them for their economic life span.. :icon_twocents: |
@DJS
But the XE next to the F-Type, I can not understand that one. Why not the F-Pace , as its your winter motor.. Well, in the US a marriage lasts 5 years roughly, so a lot of members changed wife's before cars I guess... I am married 25 years, but that doesn't say much if its good or bad.. I always have this Neil Young in the back of my mind.. ;) |
Originally Posted by Dan_NL
(Post 1918547)
@DJS
But the XE next to the F-Type, I can not understand that one. Why not the F-Pace , as its your winter motor.. Can’t quite fit my golf clubs in the trunk without taking the woods out, or putting one of the rear seats down. But I can live with that. Plus, like many, I hate, hate, hate SUVs. |
@DJS.
Well argued. I don't hate SUV's though. I am 1.975m tall [ almost two, never get komma/dot right in US] and have multiple spinal and muscle/nerve issues. The Discovery [ and strangely the FT] are two cars I can position the seat such as not having any pain in the driving position. We have a small Alfa, but that seat gave up under my 105Kg. I'm just a big bloke, not fat. Seats are made for "95%" of population. I literally don't fit in that group.. I really can only sit in two small cars [kind of] : the VW UP! in automatic and the #MiTo... The rest force my lower back into a clinch due to lack of legroom. Or the seats don't fit [ eg Evoque ; ears of the chairs collide with my shoulders ] and so on. I think I tried 200 cars the last few years. In the XE my head hits the ridge above the door... |
Originally Posted by Dan_NL
(Post 1918474)
I surely hope so, otherwise you wasted a lot of money... :icon_goofygrin:
But I think my D3 is far better on pavement then the FJ and [ with proper offroad tyres, which I never got ] , would be comparable or better in the bush.. Maybe some australian forum member can comment on that.. I know Toyota's are disered as they can be fixed with a bent screwdriver [ so to speak ], but from the D3 forum I know in South Africa they're keen on Landrovers, as they offer unprecedented comfort offroad.. |
Originally Posted by Unhingd
(Post 1918593)
Yes...But can you clean out the interior with a pressure washer?
But Discovery drivers don't NEED to get dirty, that why I think they are the better deal... .. you don't have to rope em or dig em out... :icon_tongue: Go and try a D4 V8 5.0L pertrol or SDV8 diesel , I can almost bet you don't dare as you're afraid to get hooked.. :icon_wub: Look at this lovely V8..... |
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