The early ones on the facebook group seem to fall apart or break every day so will the same happen with later ones as they too rust away and fail?
Anyway they look nice for the money

An actual Land Cruiser isn’t shabby but the EU spec Prado ‘Land Cruiser’ is shit.JonMad wrote: Tue Sep 04, 2018 4:51 pm If a Land Cruiser is the paragon of reliability that its Toyota badge suggests it should be, is it anywhere near the 'nice place to be' that the larger LR/RRs are?
Nope. And that's me saying that, and you all know I'm an LC fanboy.JonMad wrote: Tue Sep 04, 2018 4:51 pm If a Land Cruiser is the paragon of reliability that its Toyota badge suggests it should be, is it anywhere near the 'nice place to be' that the larger LR/RRs are?
Just means with the RR you are comfortable while waiting to be recovered or recovering from open wallet surgery.JLv3.0 wrote: Tue Sep 11, 2018 10:34 amNope. And that's me saying that, and you all know I'm an LC fanboy.JonMad wrote: Tue Sep 04, 2018 4:51 pm If a Land Cruiser is the paragon of reliability that its Toyota badge suggests it should be, is it anywhere near the 'nice place to be' that the larger LR/RRs are?
Nowhere is as nice to be as a Range Rover.
And they don’t have the hideous facelift rear lights which look like they’ve come from a kids cartoon.Foz wrote: Tue Sep 11, 2018 10:30 am 2017 Cars (the last ones before the face-lift- the velar style 2 screens) seem to offer the best "value" as they are significantly cheaper than new cars and make the older stuff seem expensive.
Fair enough. I’ve never even sat in a RR of any model to experience this comfort level. A test drive of a Freelander and a few hours in a tatty Disco V8 on an off road course probably don’t qualify.JLv3.0 wrote: Tue Sep 11, 2018 10:34 amNope. And that's me saying that, and you all know I'm an LC fanboy.JonMad wrote: Tue Sep 04, 2018 4:51 pm If a Land Cruiser is the paragon of reliability that its Toyota badge suggests it should be, is it anywhere near the 'nice place to be' that the larger LR/RRs are?
Nowhere is as nice to be as a Range Rover.
SameJonMad wrote: Tue Sep 11, 2018 5:06 pmI’ve never even sat in a RR of any model to experience this comfort level.
that, drive one and you get it, my wife thinks the Ml has been unreliable mind, - its never let us down, a few ABS faults and a dead battery aside from routine maintenance, she would be in for a shockJLv3.0 wrote: Tue Sep 11, 2018 5:11 pm It's not just the luxury of an RR - it's the way you sit in the captain's chair, looking out over the castellated bonnet. Very hard to explain but there's just no other car like them.