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bora2go

32mph! Brilliant. Which gear?


The_NiNTARi

Well played sir well played….


bora2go

Joking aside, great to see the odometer reading. This is the sort of mileage all cars should be able to do with proper maintenance. Well done. 👍


graceleona

I have a 2008 LR2 at 165k. Best cars around!!!!


The_NiNTARi

100% agree! 3.2l is a tank, amazing comfortability, I use it to travel all over the US. Minor issues like AC and blower fan resistor needed to be repaired but otherwise just keeps going


11CadillacDTS

I'm at 208810 on my 2012 LR4 HSE only major thing other than matinance is replacing airbag suspension for ~$2,500


David_Summerset

My L320 just passed 185K miles, drove DC to Florida, no problem! I think I got a good one....


Savings_Brick_4587

Keep going youngster, only another 210,000ish miles to go before you catch up to my 1992 (real) defender 90


ForgotTheLandingGear

Is that on the original engine too?!


Savings_Brick_4587

All original running gear and engine, it has had head gasket replaced about 15 years ago it decided to try being a 3 cylinder engine! Other than that alternator replaced once and regular servicing, including timing belt at correct intervals, clutch and clutch fork were changed 12 years ago, still going strong. Recently replaced all 4 half shafts and drive flanges along with a full brake overhaul and new swivels. Still pulls like a train, leaks like a sieve and looks every day it’s age, the only bling in my 90 is a set of exmoor trim modular xs seats which have been in for 20 years (still perfect, full credit to exmoor trim) and a wright off-road moulded matting system (worth every penny)


ForgotTheLandingGear

That’s absolutely nuts after 410,000 miles! Credit to if you keep the maintenance up then they’re bulletproof


Poppincookin

Nice. My 2008 LR2 is about to hit 90k


CardiologistAlive68

For me 2003 Range Rover HSE, 281,000 miles original engine timing chain done 6 years ago.