They are both junk.

Ineos Grenadier.

Anonymous wrote:Which do you prefer and why? Are the most significant differences the number of rows, the price, off-road capabilities, and the engines? Apparently the RR Sport is available in diesel, while the Discovery diesel was discontinued.

What kind of off road capabilities do you need?

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a44706227/2024-toyota-land-cruiser-suv-family-tree/

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Toyota Landcruiser, pre new version, is by far best SUV whether as a capable off road vehicle or grocery getter. They are hand made in Japan and have an expected life of 25 years.

What year do you consider “the new version”?

The completely redesigned, and now considerably less expensive, version that just came out: https://www.toyota.com/landcruiser/

Is this just a rebadged sequoia?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Toyota Landcruiser, pre new version, is by far best SUV whether as a capable off road vehicle or grocery getter. They are hand made in Japan and have an expected life of 25 years.

What year do you consider “the new version”?

The completely redesigned, and now considerably less expensive, version that just came out: https://www.toyota.com/landcruiser/

Anonymous wrote:Toyota Landcruiser, pre new version, is by far best SUV whether as a capable off road vehicle or grocery getter. They are hand made in Japan and have an expected life of 25 years.

What year do you consider “the new version”?

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Anonymous wrote:Neither, both are douche-mobiles.

LOL - i would not use these words, but can't disagree.

+1

Old white lady cars

Toyota Landcruiser, pre new version, is by far best SUV whether as a capable off road vehicle or grocery getter. They are hand made in Japan and have an expected life of 25 years.

Anonymous wrote:Neither - too unreliable.

+1
We had one, never again.

Tl;dr

Ford Bronco

Anonymous wrote:Neither, both are douche-mobiles.

LOL - i would not use these words, but can't disagree.

Anonymous wrote:Both look great sitting in mechanic bay for weeks on end. get yourself an old defender 90.

I’ve owned many range rovers, both sport and full size. The only problem I ever had was the very first model of sport needed a new gas tank because the automatic off didn’t work. Never keep them past warranty though.

I'd ride a bike on 495 before owning one of those POS.

We had a Land Rover (purchased brand new), and I would never buy it again. It was always in the shop with mechanical and electrical issues. It also routinely looked us out, and we would have to pull the manual key out of the key fob. Such a headache! If you're going to buy a Land Rover or a Range Rover used, definitely look at the service history to see how many times it was in the shop.