At what gas price will you sell your LR3?

[colleyt]

its hard for me to put a price tag on how safe i feel in my LR.

i had my truck for less than 30 days before hitting an industrial size grill that fell out of the back of a truck on the freeway. If I was in hybrid or "beater" for that matter I would have been in the only thing getting worse millage than a LR, a hurse. I was like hitting a boulder at 75 mph.

my buddy puts 200 miles a day on his Range and I put around 100-150. guess I gotta just deal with it.

 

[roverman]

Funny thing is, the higher gas gets, the less we'll be able to get for 'em...which also offsets any reason to sell. Well, not 'ha ha' funny...just funny.

 

[colleyt]

good point.

i bought mine in august of last year. same LR right now is 20-25% cheaper certified pre-owned. oh well

 

[Houm_WA]

I will keep mine forever and ever.....and over time it will see more duty as my "trail rig" and less and less as my dail driver. It already has been displaced in daily use by my wife's (and now mine I guess) Camry!

 

[bLuLRIII]

So have you $4 and $3 folks sold your LR3's yet?

 

[toddjb122]

Funny thing is, the higher gas gets, the less we'll be able to get for 'em...which also offsets any reason to sell. Well, not 'ha ha' funny...just funny.

DOH! Awwwww...I had not thought of that, actually.
No plans to sell, but, I have always been comforted by how well LR's seem to retain their value on the used market.

 

[Euphoricsoul]

There may still be hope for us. Scientists have developed a bacteria that exudes petrolium oil as waste when it consumes fiber.

http://www.engadget.com/2008/06/16/scientists-create-mutant-bugs-that-produce-crude-oil-unleash-sw/

 

[SoCalLR3]

I have always been comforted by how well LR's seem to retain their value on the used market.

I thought the same thing until I tried to sell mine.