The indestructible jeep

[Alex321]

Yes it does because those are facts

They are not general facts about that model of car, which is what you are trying to present them as.

They are facts about your personal experiences, which are perfectly valid, but don't match the statistics, or the experiences of many other users.

 

[stephec]

We had 7 Nissan's, 4 of them blew engines. 3 had chassis replacement due to weakness at 6 months old...
The land rovers kept going despite being 10years older.....

As for the Toyota's they kept smashing themselves to bits.
2 replaced under warranty and 3 refunded in full at less than 3 years old.

The new land rovers we replaced them with are still going.....

Straight up question, I'm not taking the pee or trying to be sarcastic, I'd genuinely like to know the answer, but if you had three pile of poo Nissans what made you buy any more?

 

[gbb]

This thread sounds typical of many motoring stories where some bemoan how crud something is...but have probably never driven one, let alone owned one

 

[Roseland triker]

Straight up question, I'm not taking the pee or trying to be sarcastic, I'd genuinely like to know the answer, but if you had three pile of poo Nissans what made you buy any more?

It was contracted

 

[oldwheels]

When you have a company vehicle you don't care about it. And drive them like there is no tomorrow as you will not be paying for the repairs.

You perhaps do but not everybody.

 

[Roseland triker]

You perhaps do but not everybody.

Always care for work wagons here as without them there's no work.
Assigned vehicles to staff members is the best way. We used to have competitive wear and tear competition in which you would get prizes for maximum tyre mileage etc.
At £120 per day in fuel alone for each vehicle this adds up and keeps people in check.

 

[oldwheels]

Always care for work wagons here as without them there's no work.
Assigned vehicles to staff members is the best way. We used to have competitive wear and tear competition in which you would get prizes for maximum tyre mileage etc.
At £120 per day in fuel alone for each vehicle this adds up and keeps people in check.

Regarding the vehicle I mentioned. Since he was the boss he had to keep it immaculate.
I used to deal with a lot of sales reps and many of them got pay bonuses for keeping their vehicles in good condition as it enhanced the company image.

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

The last one l saw was about 5 - 6 years ago, in Richmond, in the Market Place

It was a lot longer ago, that I thought; 2012!


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[stephec]

It was contracted

So all bought at the same time for fleet use, that makes sense now.