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[Closed] Mitsubushi L200 owners opinions? Issues?

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Funky dunc driver error is nothing to do with suspension

Ever hit the brakes in an empty van at speed and seen what happens ? Same thing

Its a lack of weigh over wheels that causes is thats why land rover have been using air spring to retain their towing ability but improve road handling - first thing most discovery owners do - fit coils as airs are shite

Its people driving it like it was a car thats the issue its designed to carry a tonne in the back - bit like people who say defenders are not comfy - its not designed to be a mile muncher its designed to get across terrain a car cant but quicker than a tractor ......

Tools for jobs n all that


 
Posted : 25/10/2011 3:51 pm
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I'm in the same boat, getting rid of my astravan and car to get just one vehicle. I'm surprised at the cost of transporters, thought they were much more than that.

@ Amplebrew - I've just had a look at the Renault site and they look as expensive as the t5, do you have a link handy?

I've also been looking at Discovery 4 Commercials but they're a bit thin on the ground and quite expensive. look massive in the back though.


 
Posted : 25/10/2011 4:21 pm
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Flange if new not much difference tbh but used renaults cost buttons and vws cost a bomb even with galactic miles !

Vw aint what it used to be and id buy a used renault over used newer vw any day ....


 
Posted : 25/10/2011 4:37 pm
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@ rick & ample - Cheers. Just need to persuade the Mrs to trade her car in for one now.


 
Posted : 25/10/2011 4:46 pm
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I'm in the same boat, getting rid of my astravan and car to get just one vehicle. I'm surprised at the cost of transporters, thought they were much more than that.

@ Amplebrew - I've just had a look at the Renault site and they look as expensive as the t5, do you have a link handy?

I've also been looking at Discovery 4 Commercials but they're a bit thin on the ground and quite expensive. look massive in the back though

I got a quote for a Renault Trafic from Arnold Clark. They were by far the cheapest at the time. Have a look [url= http://business.arnoldclark.com/contact-us/ ]here[/url] to contact them.

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@ rick & ample - Cheers. Just need to persuade the Mrs to trade her car in for one now.

That's cool, good luck!!


 
Posted : 25/10/2011 5:02 pm
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I had one back in the day when it was tax efficient, loved it, chipped it and still think they're cool have since had a couple of others, but the L200 was the first so have fond memories, it didn't have a brilliant turning circle but in all other aspects it was reliable and served me well.

My latest acquisition however does eclipse it.

I 've got a VW Amarok, which has probably the most fuel efficient engine of all the trucks (i've had and or rented them all). it drives well, about as car like as a truck can be, not the most expensive truck on the market and has the usual VW standard, a little bit more utilitarian than say the Toyota, but it's a v-dub so cooler.
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Posted : 25/10/2011 5:15 pm
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