My Love-Hate Relationship with LR!

[@charliecroker6199]

You have hit the nail right on the head all you have said is true You need deep pockets to run a disco. Land Rover have been making mechanics out of drivers since 1948 .......and continue doing it today.. If they were as reliable as a Land Cruiser they really would be a world beater but they don't even come close.

[@k44_4wd]

Thank you Charlie for your comments - as a Land Rover enthusiast (then & now!), this was painful to create & admit but it is what it is! Feel free to join in on our blog at Kilin4x4 on Facebook also.

[@silasb378]

Bullseye, can completely relate.As painful as it can be, I have left landies behind and embraced Japanese models

[@k44_4wd]

Thanks for the comment Silvan - I'm not sure I could actually abandon LR altogether.

[@charliecroker6199]

@@k44_4wd Don't make the mistake and purchase a Range Rover or Discovery no matter if you think its a bargain. I promise you it would be a mistake you live to regret. Any trip you take you WILL have in the back of your mind , will it break down and how much will it cost to put right

[@baljitpahal9348]

Nice new channel. Brilliant - keep up the good work !

[@k44_4wd]

Thank you Baljit, your comment means so much to us :-)

[@RamonMontebello]

Nice channel, we should hangout some trips . Share ideas and obviously offroading

[@k44_4wd]

Thank you Ramon for your comment - yes sure! Please feel free to join my blog on facebook (Kilin4x4) and share any comments or your own video for the rear drawers on it - all 4x4/overland ideas and views are welcome :-)

[@Gtrolla88]

Which Lr4 you were referring? 2.7 or 3.0 As what i know is that the 2.7 is the defect one.

[@k44_4wd]

LR3 had its share of defects; then got those addressed in the LR4 which unfortunately then got a different reputation, that of snapping crankshafts - they are beautiful to drive but when things go wrong they are then complicated & costly to fix.