RR for winter vehicle
Hey guys, been browsing the forums for a bit and thought I'd finally register.
Just wanted to get everyone's opinion on a RR for my winter vehicle.
I live in Toronto, Ontario and the winters aren't too bad, I just something for a few months out of the year.
I was looking at 03-07 RR and RR Sport.
Trying to be as cost efficient as possible because I'd barly be using it.
If I can get away with older for cheaper I'd like to but trying to keep problems minimal.
Any info would be greatly appreciated
Just wanted to get everyone's opinion on a RR for my winter vehicle.
I live in Toronto, Ontario and the winters aren't too bad, I just something for a few months out of the year.
I was looking at 03-07 RR and RR Sport.
Trying to be as cost efficient as possible because I'd barly be using it.
If I can get away with older for cheaper I'd like to but trying to keep problems minimal.
Any info would be greatly appreciated
I use my RR exclusively for winter use and love it. If you are concerned about being cost efficient though I would not recommend the RR at all. You can do much better with something else that would be just as good in the snow. My Rover is like a tank in the snow but the gas mileage and maintenance are similar to an actual tank. Like I said, I absolutely love mine but If you are concerned about $$$ don't get one.
I use my RR exclusively for winter use and love it. If you are concerned about being cost efficient though I would not recommend the RR at all. You can do much better with something else that would be just as good in the snow. My Rover is like a tank in the snow but the gas mileage and maintenance are similar to an actual tank. Like I said, I absolutely love mine but If you are concerned about $$$ don't get one.
all of my rovers have costed me a small fortune, even doing the work myself.
but i love them all the same.
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