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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostI do, and I want one, and have registered my needs with LR. Seems to me, they're just refining the solution, so it doesn't look too girly for the farmers.
But, imo, it will be made.
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Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostI know the defender is getting retired, I just think LR won't replace it especially with the DC100.
But, imo, it will be made.
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Originally posted by rhubarb View PostShirley you should be going for a Toyota Hilux. Unstoppable, unbreakable things.
Plus you can look like the chap from "The Fall Guy".
Get my vote.
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostDC100 has been put on hold, and will replace the defender, as in 2015, the defender will no longer pass any of the stricter laws coming in.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostWhat you really want though is something to tell people coming the other way down a narrow country lane to **** off out of the way, like this: Marauder: Multi-role, highly agile mine-protected armoured vehicle
or does that and goes really fast as well: Bowler | Racing and High Performance all terrain vehicles
I only ever had one of these:
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What you really want though is something to tell people coming the other way down a narrow country lane to **** off out of the way, like this: Marauder: Multi-role, highly agile mine-protected armoured vehicle
or does that and goes really fast as well: Bowler | Racing and High Performance all terrain vehicles
I only ever had one of these:
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostBought the Kombi. Deal too good to turn down.
Just hope I like driving a van....
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Originally posted by bobspud View PostIf its for farmland use then the only option is a Defender. You can buy some Jap/Asian bucket but the defender has as nearly as long a history as a 911 even 20 year old ones change hands for a few grand... Of course you could also look at a G-Waggon
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostLand Rover Defender, the plans for the DC100 have been put on hold so there is no replacement. They're VAT qualifying and if you join the NFU you can get another 5% off any price you negotiate with the dealer.
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostI regularly drive the roads around the South Hams, as well as much of the rest of Devon and Cornwall. I used to have a Mitsubishi Warrior and replaced it with a Hilux 3 years ago. The Hilux is better than the Warrior overall, but both are fairly pants off-road really. If you are planning to spend much time off-road my advice would be to get a Landy, unless you want to get stuck of course.
You can probably get a bargain for the reasons you state, that they are planning to replace existing models.
HTH
Gone for the VW as we'll be tooing and fromming the beach, and boat yards, more that pitching it across fields. And with diff locks, and the right tyres, it should cope....
I hope, just put a deposit on it....
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostI am leaning towards the Kombi 4Motion with Diff locks.
Let us know when you get stuck in your new field. There are plenty of greenlaners around here never seen them use one of those before
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Bought the Kombi. Deal too good to turn down.
Just hope I like driving a van....
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