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The seating position is great. Ok I am a stumpy 5' 8" and even I wish that the seat would go back further (they must be designed for the vertically challenged Japs), but it is still very comfortable, especially on long journeys.
I have no regrets about buying my 3.0, I had the 2.4 before, and it is beyond question the best vehicle that I have ever owned. Parts are cheap, and available, servicing is cheap, they are built like a tank, they handle, the brakes work and the whole experience is excellent. The fuel consumption isn't breaking the bank either.
Bristol is awash with Surfs, I must see around 4 every time I visit Asda, and anywhere between 5-10 on my journey to work each day. Bearing in mind that not one of them was ever sold as new in this country it is quite staggering how popular they are.
Cheers
Rob G
Originally posted by dirtydog
yeah Gen2s are most common - seats are low down more like a car than in say a land cruiser etc etc
I tow all the time with a 2.4, a 3.0 would be handy but I just cant afford it - the 2.4 copes well enough considering its size.
Im towing a 1500kgs caravan on Monday for a friend
I tow all the time with a 2.4, a 3.0 would be handy but I just cant afford it - the 2.4 copes well enough considering its size.
Im towing a 1500kgs caravan on Monday for a friend
I have no regrets about buying my 3.0, I had the 2.4 before, and it is beyond question the best vehicle that I have ever owned. Parts are cheap, and available, servicing is cheap, they are built like a tank, they handle, the brakes work and the whole experience is excellent. The fuel consumption isn't breaking the bank either.
Bristol is awash with Surfs, I must see around 4 every time I visit Asda, and anywhere between 5-10 on my journey to work each day. Bearing in mind that not one of them was ever sold as new in this country it is quite staggering how popular they are.
Cheers
Rob G
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