Hi, guys. Newbie here. Expat living in Finland looking at buying my first Range Rover.
Hoping to learn from those with experience and later to share my own.
Cheers.

Hello Gentlemen,
I thought I would join and introduce myself as I am the proud owner of a 2003 RR 4.4 Vogue in Bonatti Grey for the last 6 months, it is currently coming up to FSH - 73000 miles, I am the third owner and it is an unmolested, honest non adapted/added model.
I have been very grateful for the knowledge and tips that appear here and on other forums as I have been slowly working through a few issues, (new Alternator, new battery, new rear tyres and trying to source new wiper arm drivers side.). I have had many of the dreaded warning messages, but they all were caused by the battery not holding enough charge!
I really love my Rangie, I like the sound of it, the comfort and the smoothness, I only average between 5-7k a year, so fuel costs are not really a bother to me, why have anything else???

Looking forward to enjoying and learning more here

Regards

Andy

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Hello all,

Hopefully in the not too distant future I'll be the owner of a TDV8 (once I find one in budget). It will be a daily drive and tow vehicle for my hillclimb/sprint car.

Grown up with RRs (apparently I was potty trained in the back of one - old 2 door classic - going though Germany back in the very early 80s), but my knowledge is only really of the RR Classic (Dad still has his 1990 Vogue SE - its a bit like triggers broom now).

Looking forward to the luxury of one of these, my current mk4 golf daily hack has been cheap and great, but I feel a bit of decadence is now in order.

Regards,

Keith

You should be able to put a potty in the rear armrest with some modification  Present :2008 TDV8 HSE
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Gone Discovery 3 HSE
Gone Mercedes CLK
Gone Range Rover 2.5 DSE

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Hi All

So pleased to have joined the FullFatRR club, and to find such a friendly forum. I have been on Pistonheads for several years and do enjoy the banter, advice, classifieds and some good hearted P taking

I was fully intending to buy a 3.6 tdv8, but the more I looked I just couldn't find one for much under £25k

A petrol head mate pointed out that I only do 6k miles a year, and my budget would buy a petrol.......
Picked up a 2006 Vogue 4.2 supercharged last Saturday

Read the threads on here, and it just reinforced the argument to buy it !

Previous cars include:
Porsche Cayenne S (4.5l)....17mpg....
Volvo xc90 t6 (2.9l twinturbo petrol).....18mpg

So hoping that I am not going to see too much additional pain at the pumps

Wow , only had a few runs locally, but in love. Java black, totally stock,but so many toys,

So look forward to reading your advice on tyres, detailing, indy's local to me in East London/Essex etc

Cheers

Guy

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Cheers Stan!

I Put a few pics on, will upload better ones once I have cleaned it , and got the DSLR out for decent shots

Got a valet bloke coming on Monday to quote for detailing it. Saw another member on here get the swirls out of his java black.... Thinking I might end up spending as much cleaning it as petrol

Welcome E4 GUY - SC is the way to go  All my spelling errorz are belong to me!

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Hi guys,

Thought I better join and say hi, since I've been hiding in the wings for a few months now whilst I fought the urge to buy a RR. Dipped my toe in last week with a 2004 Vogue diesel and I must say I'm loving it. Mine has the touch screen sat nav but not the facelift front.

Already smiling as I fixed my sunroof which was not closing fully earlier today after diving onto the forum to avoid what I was convinced would be a trip back to the dealer so thanks already

Looking forward to hopefully being of help too.

Cheers,
Steve

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Hello everyone.

Good site, used the wiki yesterday to fix the sticky headlight wiper. And looking forward to getting plenty more advice on here.

Keep up the good work.

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Hi all,

it's all my wife's fault. We were driving in a rented Ford SUV in Miami at Christmas and I mentioned the fact that it was about time we put our 1992 Saab 900 convertible into semi-retirement. She's been our only car for the last 11 years, done 170K miles and needs a break. Here in Germany you can get seasonal registration plates and take the car off the road in the winter. My lovely Frau thought this was her chance to get a Mercedes E Class Estate, a fine car but not my cup of Kaffee. I mentioned the fact that I like to sit up high, like in the SUV we were driving - she suggested I buy a ladder. She then asked if we could run a new motor as a company car for our business (the rules are quite strict here) and when I said yes she said "then get one one those" and pointed to a RR driving next to us. It would have been rude and churlish not to take her at her word and upon returning home at the beginning of January I started looking ( and reading this excellent forum ). A diesel seems like a no brainer as it costs about 10 Cents a liter less than petrol and my Frau and son got to pick the colour (black with sand interior).

So, to cut a short story long - I'll be picking up my 2008 TDV8 Vogue on Friday after it has had a full inspection and gets a new MOT. It's in great nick and got 75000KM (47000 Miles) on the clock. The dealer offered 12 months Land Rover guarantee incl. mobility but I convinced me to chuck a second year in for the same price (especially after reading here what it can cost if something major goes TU).

Thanks to all who post here for providing such a wealth of information for prospective buyers. I'll let you know how we get on.

Stuart