Anyone drive a Range Rover Evoque? Reviews?
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EDGEMAN
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Link:
Click me!
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Brakes. Starter. Oil regularly.
Jeep for sale! Runs grrrrrrrrrreat!
** Edited by reconhokie at 2/13/2024, 2:44:43 PM
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I loved it, was a great crossover. Have an X4 now, which I will say I like better, but I'd buy Range Rover again despite the reputation.
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Miles, not dollars. It has a few minor scratches and dings, and I probably need a new set of brakes before this year's state inspection, but otherwise it runs and is as comfortable as the day I bought it.
Anyone who passes over a conventional Toyota product for a luxury brand SUV deserves all the expense and trouble that comes with it.
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Judging others is what we do best! ;-)
** Edited by vthokieq at 2/13/2024, 4:52:24 PM
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hot/crazy chick.
Go with Lexus or Acura
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** Edited by JKHokie-RunFor32 at 2/13/2024, 3:57:10 PM
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No problems and lots of fun to drive.
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My Mercedes mechanic also fixes RRs
He said, “lease don’t buy, they only hold up 3 years”
(In response to this post by JKHokie-RunFor32)
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before the warranty ran out. Buyer beware.
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At least that is what my friend who owns a RR Evoque tells me when he *****es about it being in the shop. No RR dealership where we live so his mechanic just uses whatever is needed to fix the Ford. He has buyers remorse.
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...and stopped sourcing engines to Land Rover around 2015 when Land Rover started producing their own engines.
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It's been nothing but a headache for him, but he keeps it because it's paid for!
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Acura? Maybe not as prestigious as the stuff you keep asking about but it won't break down, has lots of comfort features and is cheaper to maintain.
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meanwhile....a 2018 4Runner with 100K miles will have just about completed it's break-in period and be ready for action....
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thread. You deserve the fun...LOL
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to support the Tatas!
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Even if you don’t receive what you want!
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As others have done...lol...
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D-Day
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Going strong.
** Edited by D-Day at 2/13/2024, 9:52:34 AM
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jdkhokie
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are relatively inexpensive and good for towing much heavier loads than the Highlander. The drunk mechanic beside one of our rental properties swears they are the best UVs out there he had over 270,000 on his but of course when he is somewhat sober he can fix any issue.
** Edited by jdkhokie at 2/13/2024, 11:08:03 AM
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but when the college children run into to trouble with there newer ones- they know the white whale is there waiting to shine
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seal at around 130K. I liked my 01 Tahoe better, but right now it is much cheaper to maintain the big pig vs buying a new one.
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suburbans also
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