Range Rover Sport ---
grats on having oodles of freetime to take it back to the dealer
Also thinking about getting the RRS for the wife. Doesn't drive far so the miles would be low. I was scared when I got her a VW so I leased it and it worked out well. I would lease the RRS in a heartbeat, but anyone care to chime in about the tax write off to companies?
Is it just to new cars, or "new to you" cars?
I know I can do the depreciation through our company, but haven't talked to the accountant yet. My head is telling me don't worry about purchasing, just lease it so you can get rid of it if problems arise. Better safe then sorry with a lemon you can't get rid of.
Is it just to new cars, or "new to you" cars?
I know I can do the depreciation through our company, but haven't talked to the accountant yet. My head is telling me don't worry about purchasing, just lease it so you can get rid of it if problems arise. Better safe then sorry with a lemon you can't get rid of.
friend of mine got a 2000 for 5k it was drove here but it left with a tow truck...after that i never saw that truck again.... I do like the newer one and there are lots of sports around here..
I love my 2004 RR. She always has something wrong but dont all good lookin' women? Anywho she sure came through in the last two snowstorms. Love the interior and thankfully the problems have always been minor. When she's is not around I drive the GS.
The RR HSE is beautiful and definitely stands out from all the rest, but the quality sucks. http://www.rangerovers.net/ gives you a list of common problems with all models. I have 2 friends that have them, one the alternator just died under 100k and the other; rear a/s air bag popped. They both had to pay over $1200 in repairs each. The reliability scares me.
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corradoMR2
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Dec 28, 2016 10:35 AM







and screw u guys who think there fugly lol jk
