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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]RIP my LR4!!!! I loved that car. Still my favorite to this day. That engine was a beast (the V8 not the V6 that they introduced in the late model years). But at year 4 the thing started falling apart, electrical issues, mechanical issues, I dumped 15k in 8 months getting that thing fixed. If you can find a V8 and have a reliable mechanic go for it.[/quote]
What was your costliest or most problematic fix, and how many miles before it started to fall apart?

I like the Toyota Land Cruiser, too, but they are not super easy to find and typically are more expensive, though undoubtedly more reliable. [/quote]

Costliest and continuously failing - the electronic gas tank reader - I'd fill her up at a gas station. The gas tank meter would say she was empty!
Ive owned so many other cars, like really, you can't accurately tell me how much gas I have in the car?!
But god, I loved that car. I would pile a bunch of my DC's school friends in there and take them skiing. The Discovery which replaced it is all Ford's doing, it now looks like a misshapen boot.
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Well, the replacement Discovery looks like the typical rounded modern SUV. The LR4 is pretty tall and boxy. [/quote]
The body shape results in the 3rd row being comfortable for adults without it being a super long vehicle. Also has large windows and multiple sunroofs so lets in a lot of light. [/quote]
That's in reference to the LR 3/4. Haven't been in a full-sized Discovery 5 but have been in the Discovery Sport.[/quote]

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