I recieved something from the local Land Rover dealer. It is a multi-point vehicle inspection from a factory trained tech, lol. They even wash the truck for you. Is this thing a waste of time or would it be worth the trip just to see what they say? I am supposed to be there in a few hours so do you guys think that it is worth it?

 

I do almost anything that is free.
Go for it man, they are training a new guy and they need your truck.
What do you have to loose? Dirt?
Maybe you can drive a LR4 for the day.

 

DO IT.
If its free, what do you have to lose?

 

Well I went to the dealer and it turned out pretty good. They did a complete inspection and pinpointed a few things that I didn't even know about. They gave me three FREE center caps that I was missing. They even gave a little gift bag with a mug, pen, lotion, and golf *****. ALL FOR FREE. But at the end they showed me a invoice for the parts required to make it perfect and it came out to 1650 without labor. Of course I will not be taking it there to get worked on. I will just take use this list as things to look forward to doing myself. I would recommend going if you receive a postcard.

 

How did you get on their mailing list?

 

Rover has the current name and address of nearly every on, just as do most of the other manufactures, just so if needed they can send you any new recalls.

 

They actually do a pretty good job on the car wash, at least the few times I've been to the dealer. That being said, the showrooms I've been in are pretty slow so I'm sure they are trying to get folks in. When the average show room vehicle has a $80,000 price tag in these financial times the LR salesman must feel like the Maytag repairman in those old ads

 

It took about an hour for them to finish everything. While I was waiting I looked around the place. They have a Land Rover dealer next to a Porsche, Bentley, Aston Martin, and Rolls Royce dealer. Needless to say I felt a little out of place when the rental car was worth more than my beast. The rock track that they have looked pretty scary. I was wondering if anyone with a lift has ever done it. I was thinking about it but the 45 degees sideway rocks made me think that I could roll it. The other part of the track looked manageable.

 

Have you ever been over the off road course at the LR dealer?
If not go back and ask a salesman to take you over it, he will be glad too.
They wont let you take your own truck, and especially not with a lift.

 

But I did not buy my truck at a LR dealer and it has never been to the dealer for service of any kind (while I have owned it) so how would they have my name?
Maybe I need to take it in for a inspection and then I will be on their list?