Quijote
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Slightly off topic, but this thread made me think of it... What percentage of Discovery I's, II's and LR3's do you guys think are still on the road?
Disco I's are 20 years old now. Are even 10% left on the road? I hardly see any. Maybe some have become dedicated off-roaders.
Disco II's?
LR3's? These are about 10-12 years old. I don't see that many on the road.
I think LR4's are still too new to not invest to keep them running, but we are probably not too far away from the first LR4's being well over 100k miles and a decade old and if something pricey goes wrong or get into an accident involving more than a fender bender, they start getting totalled or traded in and discarded.
Disco I's are 20 years old now. Are even 10% left on the road? I hardly see any. Maybe some have become dedicated off-roaders.
Disco II's?
LR3's? These are about 10-12 years old. I don't see that many on the road.
I think LR4's are still too new to not invest to keep them running, but we are probably not too far away from the first LR4's being well over 100k miles and a decade old and if something pricey goes wrong or get into an accident involving more than a fender bender, they start getting totalled or traded in and discarded.