Seriously.

Electrically heated windshields.

The iciest of ice and the heaviest of snow will literally slide off within minutes of pushing the button.

I have a Discovery II, I really don't have any electrical problems to speak of.

On the drips, well, how else am I supposed to know there's still oil in it? :)

The good folks over at Land Rover would like just a moment of your time.

This guy ran up on me within inches of my bumper, cut in front of me, intentionally swerved into me/ my lane to cause a collision, and when that didn't work, then drove down the shoulder, past traffic, into the zebra stripes leading to a merge, back into my lane only to dive bomb onto the brakes to stop two lanes of…

Something like this just happened to me the other weekend on the Whitestone Expressway in Queens.

Never, never stop for a road raging lunatic like this. This woman could have just as easily had a weapon in place of that name tag. Call the cops and keep your foot planted no matter what.

I'll have to dig up my dashcam…

How about that. The GPS co-ordinates are right in the video.

Yes, yes it was.

On my Disco, the antenna leads are surprisingly well shielded, so the transmitter has to be physically close to the antenna embedded in the rear glass, otherwise it won't work at all.

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Because suddenly you're an expert?

The fact that there was a risk of even minor injury to his passengers or the racers on the track validates the endangerment charge.

Looks like Mikkelsen's on-board stability control saved the day this time...

Don't worry guys, it's hard to make out, but I think he's wearing an unzipped hoodie.

As a Land Rover owner with a 7-years-older-than-yours Discovery II, and no heat in the garage, do you know where I take mine to get work done when diy just isn't an option?

A Land Rover specialist in the Bronx (British Auto Works specifically).

This is why I do HDPE's whenever I can.

Man, what a pucker moment...

Must have installed an early model switch by accident.

You should really be using a harmonic dampener puller for a pulley like this.

And when it snows, I park on snowbanks. :D

Phased? Ha.

Wait. By local NYC area do you mean somewhere in the far reaches of CT, or actually in the immediate NYC area?

If the latter, where does one find out info about these meets? I've always wanted to go to a C&C meet, but the only ones I'd heard of were way up in CT and RI.