Some stupid tree hugging bint is on the Jeremy Vine show boasting about
putting 100,000 bogus parking tickets entitled "Poor Vehicle Choice" on 4X4
vehicles just because they don't like them.
What a complete waste of paper, talk about Kettle, Pot & Black!

I have a 1997 RR autobiography, with all the toys, but the vehicle is now a
cat C write off due to wiring fire under bonnet, there is no other damage,
it still looks brill until you pick up the bonnet, part of the claim was for
me to keep the vehicle but my wife has told me it ...

I suppose this has been asked many times.
I'm down to choosing either a Toyota Hilux Surf 3.0 TD, Vauxhall Monterey or
there is local to me an S reg Grand Cherokee Jeep for £4999.
Other possibility is a Lotus Big Horn

Hi, All,
Anybody got any idea where I can buy some 2.5" semi rigid flexipipe to join
all the bits of my snorkel together?
Thanks All,

There is a 1998 Grand Cherokee Laredo Jeep nearby for sale at £4999, it's
100k but has full service history and is immaculate.
Is 100k miles a problem on one of these of should I look elsewhere for
something else?

Having now bent my 3rd alloy on my Landcruiser 90 I've had enough and
want some steel replacements. I'll probably still bend them but at
least I can bash them straight again. Only problem, I can't find anyone
that can supply them. Any leads gratefully received. I know they are 6

Gentle uk.rec.cars.4x4 reader,
First, my apology for cross-posting to this NG. Be assured that this is
a one-off. It will never happen again.
My sole purpose is to draw your attention to what I believe are dubious

I'm looking at swapping my '98 Grand Cherokee for a twin cab, but the only
one I've been in the back of (L200) has almost no leg room for passengers.
As we will be doing some serious miles in it with two kids in the back, I
was wondering which of the various trucks has the most ...

Anyone got one of these? I'm interested in opinions / thoughts. My
neighbour is looking at something to replace her Rav-4 and is concerned
about the Mitsis on-road abilities, particularly motorway cruising. It
looks a better bet in the rough than a new Rav.

Looking to swop our sorento for a bigger 4x4...
our criteria are 7 seats (rear row folding flat into floor, preferably not
side-stored), and the wider the better so we can get 3 kids seats in the
second row.

Considering an XL7 for the 7 seats and easy access to the back, but what's
it like off road?
I've read that the std Grand Vitara is pretty good (Land Rover Recovery
Vehicle, someone said!) but with the xtra length would the xl7 be OK?