I said that you referenced “this specific LR” which you confirmed later:

You referenced this specific LR so he was countering your point with the fact that it’s a Land Rover product and he believes it will be capable as such.

Agreed they are a handicap but it still retains all of its off-road features so if you really wanted to go off road it’s easy enough to get a set of 18's off a base model and throw some knobby rubber on there and set off.

Can’t go off-road? The L405 Range Rover is one of the most capable SUVs you can buy. If you don’t believe me then book an appointment at the closest Land Rover Experience Center. I was thoroughly impressed (and I have an old Land Cruiser)

Posting again because my Original post is still pending.

WHAT AN ORDEAL!! I was off-roading my Land Cruiser 80 series last winter when the front of the truck got speared by some thick ice chunks (another story) which along with some other damage had punctured my transmission cooler, causing a leak. I jerry-rigged a bypass so the fluid wouldn’t leak out until I sourced a new…

On the whole, they do a pretty good job at making sure the cars are period correct, something that can’t be said for many shows. The only more noticeable errors I saw were in this shot where we see Mercury Villager / Nissan Quest on the left and an 00's Ford E-Series on the right. Besides this all of the other stuff…

My father drove his Ford Flex Ecoboost from new to 100,000 miles on regular with no issue or faults at all. My uncle has the car now and it still runs fine for him. Not sure what the answer to the question is because people report so many different results for all different types of cars but in the case of our Flex,…

Trying to find other car guys with the same level of knowledge as you. Not to say that I know everything but its hard to have conversation with a self proclaimed “Car Guy” who will only talk about how the Bugatti Veyron is the fastest car ever and how their Camry can go 140mph because that’s the biggest number on the…