Thank you, this makes me feel less sucky.
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powershift
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The G Wagons are even more expensive, but the fact is the LR4 is better because the rear seats fold down flat. When I'm done overlanding then I put the seats back up and live the city life. With the G the rear seat sticks way up like a step in its folded position and removing the rear seat is a PITA. The cargo space isn't level once its out. Plus there is the required space to store it.
I don't understand why other manufacturers don't make their seats fold flat. The LR4 is pure genius in this respect. You have a giant, absolutely flat cargo area with seating for 5 completely hidden. If my LR4 wasn't so repair intensive and I planned on keeping it forever, I'd remove the 3rd row seats and make storage compartments that kept the floor completely flat. The 3rd row footwell is great storage space and it would be great to pick up more space by removing the seats. This truck has so much potential but, unfortunately, my focus has been on repair and not cultivating the love.
| Date | Mileage | Description | Cost | Vendor | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| carryover | 43491.10 | ||||
| 2024-11-19 | 125274 | Oil change, PCV Valves, Tire Rotation | 43.77 | FCPEuro | Included $92.65 store credit from prior returns. Performed GDI Intake Valve Cleaning treatment. |
| TOTAL | $43534.87 |
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Yeah, a 5l jug ($45), three 1l jugs ($30), a Hengst filter ($26), 2 Febi PCV valves ($24), and a throttle body gasket (haven't used that yet, $11), $136That seems really cheap even with the credit included. Did you get an oil filter?
