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My eldest (19) uses our Citroen C1 but keeps expressing desire to have a Land Rover, my first thought is that is a way to experience pain, in terms of driving it and keeping it on the road but
I want to help him a bit here as I want him to have something he enjoys, could be good working on it and showing him stuff.
So, can you get a viable Landy for 3 grand or so, which engine is the least rubbish and what to look out for ? are there any pitfalls to watch out for other than rust in the chassis/body and general knackeredness ?
90 or 110 ?
Anywhere not too horrendous on insuring them and what have your experiences been of them with younger drivers, to be fair he has been pretty sensible thus far.
I want to help him a bit here as I want him to have something he enjoys, could be good working on it and showing him stuff.
So, can you get a viable Landy for 3 grand or so, which engine is the least rubbish and what to look out for ? are there any pitfalls to watch out for other than rust in the chassis/body and general knackeredness ?
90 or 110 ?
Anywhere not too horrendous on insuring them and what have your experiences been of them with younger drivers, to be fair he has been pretty sensible thus far.
I thought we had ruled it out for now but he is doggedly trying to work out whether he can afford one, he only earns £100 - £150 a week in a local shop whilst he is at college but I will help a bit, I just want him to have what he wants really, but he need to work for it.
Thanks for all the info.
Kind of wish he wasnt fixated on a Land Rover, I know they are the original but kind of thinking he may be able to get something else that does the job that is cheaper to buy and run.
Thanks for all the info.
Kind of wish he wasnt fixated on a Land Rover, I know they are the original but kind of thinking he may be able to get something else that does the job that is cheaper to buy and run.
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