997TT for Range Rover
#19
I wasn't looking for the Range Rover to replace my 997tt. the thought of trading in the turbo and having my DD paid off has some appeal. I would lease a RR but the residual on these are so low now it didn't seem to make much sence to spend $60+k on a 39 month lease when the vehicle is only $85k. I do like the new 2011 Canyenne Turbo. that's the other vehicle i was considering. it's a little small but not terrible. maybe i need to go drive one again.
#20
dump your escalade for a range rover supercharged.... you won't be disappointed
we've had a couple of range rovers throughout the years and never major problems. that's what confuses me when people say they can be a nightmare from a service perspective. i guess we just lucked out....
we've had a couple of range rovers throughout the years and never major problems. that's what confuses me when people say they can be a nightmare from a service perspective. i guess we just lucked out....
#21
There is nothing about the Range Rover that i find appealing . Even less appealing is the Escalade (with ghetto styling it looks like a refrigerator on wheels) .
I have yet to understand why out of every SUV on the road I notice Range Rover drivers consistently tailgating and showing impatience .
The Cayenne Turbo is one of the most refined SUV's on the road . Making the switch from the 997 Turbo and needing daily driving ability with just one vehicle my vote would actually go to the Panamera Turbo . It has the best of all worlds .
The snag with Porsche is that the lease programs are awful in my opinion.
If two vehicles are the answer and having is the route of your choice then I don't think there is any value that can compete with the BMW lease deals .
I have yet to understand why out of every SUV on the road I notice Range Rover drivers consistently tailgating and showing impatience .
The Cayenne Turbo is one of the most refined SUV's on the road . Making the switch from the 997 Turbo and needing daily driving ability with just one vehicle my vote would actually go to the Panamera Turbo . It has the best of all worlds .
The snag with Porsche is that the lease programs are awful in my opinion.
If two vehicles are the answer and having is the route of your choice then I don't think there is any value that can compete with the BMW lease deals .
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