As far as Ive heard the 300 series is soon to replace the 200.It may only come in a v6 though.
And it will be a highly stressed small capacity V6 ...... that won't last very long ....... progress ;-)
As far as Ive heard the 300 series is soon to replace the 200.It may only come in a v6 though.
As far as Ive heard the 300 series is soon to replace the 200.It may only come in a v6 though.
The Navara AT32 has an optional front locking diff.Is there any car / lgv in the UK that has a factory front diff as an option?
Have to agree with Grimbo on this one.. The times iv taken the Disco 3/4 from the Marina for the odd job, Iv thought Yes, I can get use to this.. Reliability is the only thing that stops me getting one.. 3500KG Towing capacity is important to me.. (Especially when VOSA pull 'ya')... Il stick with the 80 for now...... But it is a shame about those Discovery 3/4 being so Unreliable.....Well..... I never said this but...... The D**very 4 is actually a good working tow vehicle .....2 guys I know run them and run them hard towing plant and haylidge bales etc .
We did a 1500 mile round trip in Holland and Belgium delivering Tank engines and picking up a 76mm gun over 3 days in a mates one (the bigger engined V6 HSE diesel 255hp I think ) and it would be difficult to beat for it's ability to eat miles and comfort ..... certainly no UK available Landcruiser can now get anywhere near this..... they can't even tow 3.5 tons . And both the one's I know of have been properly main dealer serviced but as reliable as anything else ...... one now on 170k the other at 88k miles .
Like wise .....dynamically it's way ahead of a 150 series ......and can Tow 3500 KgReliability is the only thing that stops me getting one.
No Need to wash your Mouth out.. A bit of stiff Competition will not do Toyota any harm.. The Disco 4 is a great place to be But i dont think its a threat to Toyota.. Purely Because of reliability.. My Mate has a New Disco 4 its been in limp mode more times than Heather Mills.... But another mate has a 07 Plate disco 3 with 175,000 on the clock.. And hes never had a thing Wrong with it.....![]()
Dare I say it but I thought that the D4 was fairly good reliability-wise?
It's certainly a very nice place to sit in and to drive, especially the higher spec versions (HSE etc.)
I'll go and wash my mouth out now.....
That they cancelled the 200er (J20) in the US dont hurt, the lexus is very near if you compare in detail...
And the J30 is near.
You mentioned 'Hybrid Drive' but even they will not be sold new in the UK after 2035, so how will Electric 4x4 cope 'off road', and will EV's be able to tow a large caravan up Porlock Hill or rescue stranded cars, much 'Fanfare' has been made on how far EV's can travel on one charge, but how long will you be laid up wating for them to 'fully' recharge, a lot of tech has to be invented, and a lot of questions need to be answerd over the next 15 years, yes, only 15 years.It seems with the introduction of the J30 the end of the proper Landcruiser has begun....
We won't get it in the UK for sure ....
The 75 series will soldier on as the last Landcruiser fit for purpose for those that need a rugged , reliable all terrain vehicle that can cover large distances off road and tow whatever is needed
How can "hybrid drive" ever work in mud , water etc ....it will be a brave man who drives one through a river .
Small capacity V6 won't last long when worked .
The brave new eco world is increasingly becoming one that looks like being a dire and boring place .
Still trying to get my head around the fact that all the wind turbines being built around the world and spoiling natural views that have remained unchanged for 100's of years use blades that can't be recycled and are buried in huge holes.... yet the climate change nutters insist this is sustainable .
You mentioned 'Hybrid Drive' but even they will not be sold new in the UK after 2035, so how will Electric 4x4 cope 'off road', and will EV's be able to tow a large caravan up Porlock Hill or rescue stranded cars, much 'Fanfare' has been made on how far EV's can travel on one charge, but how long will you be laid up wating for them to 'fully' recharge, a lot of tech has to be invented, and a lot of questions need to be answerd over the next 15 years, yes, only 15 years.