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If you've seen the pics of my Spitfire restoration project on the Triumph section, you might be interseted to see my other british car...
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I had a Disco1 previously, and there is a gulf of difference between the two. Offroad ability is even better, but it's also incredibly comfortable and quiet - more like a luxury limo than an offroader...
Reliability is faultless. I had a failure on the compressor for the air suspension, but this was a known fault, and the compressor has been replaced with a upgraded version.
This is the TDV6 (2.7 litre twin-turbo diesel), what a fantastic engine! Consumption is around 24mpg (it costs around ÂŁ80 to fill up the tank). I have 7 seats (all big enough for a 6' adult!), leather, DVD players, etc...
Reliability is faultless. I had a failure on the compressor for the air suspension, but this was a known fault, and the compressor has been replaced with a upgraded version.
This is the TDV6 (2.7 litre twin-turbo diesel), what a fantastic engine! Consumption is around 24mpg (it costs around ÂŁ80 to fill up the tank). I have 7 seats (all big enough for a 6' adult!), leather, DVD players, etc...