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- Thread starter Nigel Jeffery Specialist Cars
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Murph7355
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How did you know the wife smokes a pipe?
As you spend more time with a golf club than a camera it was somewhat hard to see what was the other side of the sign....but it didn't look markedly different to what was on this side.Yes, but that's the point - the Volvo or Yeti are for this side of the sign. The Defender is for when you go past it :thumbsup:
markst
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Once you get past those things you'd realise how **** they are to drive
that as well !
The only thing I will miss are the dogs sitting on the cubbybox watching me drive :cry3:
Let's hope the new one is better - but I do wonder where it will fit in the model lineup
As you spend more time with a golf club than a camera it was somewhat hard to see what was the other side of the sign....but it didn't look markedly different to what was on this side.
It hadn't been maintained to the high standard of the "highway" this side. It was obviously just a B road past that point.
The point remains - a Defender isn't supposed to be a 'Chelsea Tractor', it's supposed to be a rugged off-road utility vehicle. You're right in what you said earlier, very few need one, but buying one and complaining about comfort is as silly as buying a Ferrari and complaining about reliability.
Mark's point is a good one - where will the new Defender fit into the model line up? I know where the old one fit, not sure about the new.