Is a 2006 Range Rover a good daily driver?

>>17243028
Very comfy to travel in, but I've not driven or own one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvJCCoLoKRA

lolno

I see plenty around where I work. Saw an Overfinch/SVR bombing down the motorway today. Just make sure you get a good warranty.

>>17243028

Yes, my dad has one of these.

Don't buy one if you're poor though, maintenance at a dealer/specialist is expensive and if you don't do it the car will die like a bitch, though if you keep it up it will go on forever.

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>>17243084
>though if you keep it up it will go on forever.
You mean go on forever having steering column issues and suspension fuck ups every so often.

>>17243097

Well if you get one of the worse condition ones at the bottom of the market range then obviously these problems are going to happen due to previous owner neglect and other associated problems. I would recommend getting a more expensive one with full history. My dad bought his new, religiously kept it maintained, and has never had a single problem with it in the 13 years and 94,000 miles he's owned it, save for the fuel pump breaking one time.

>>17243041

holy fugg

>>17243097
Hey I read his column on autotrader

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>>17243206
To read more of his thoughts click the link below to follow his column on autotrader dot com slash oversteer.

http://www.autotrader.com/oversteer/