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Which will win in off road abilities?
#1
Which will win in off road abilities?
2005 Land Rover Freelander SE Premium
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1986 Ford Bronco II XLT
I am wanting to do a full comparison test on these two vehicles. off and on road abilities.
the bronco is a 2.9 L V6 OHV and the freelander i am sure most of you know is a 2.5 L V6 24V DOHC. my money goes to the land rover. that bronco is awesome though, i was off roading in it one time, got in a rut and my back driver tires was way in the air. my friend told me the bottom of the tire was at his chest as he stood next to it.
VS.
1986 Ford Bronco II XLT
I am wanting to do a full comparison test on these two vehicles. off and on road abilities.
the bronco is a 2.9 L V6 OHV and the freelander i am sure most of you know is a 2.5 L V6 24V DOHC. my money goes to the land rover. that bronco is awesome though, i was off roading in it one time, got in a rut and my back driver tires was way in the air. my friend told me the bottom of the tire was at his chest as he stood next to it.
#3
#6
RE: Which will win in off road abilities?
that is the way i look at it. the bronco is easier to get parts for and they are cheaper. it is already kind of a junker but it runs great and has a cold a/c. i'm not so afraid to be going down a dirt road and decide i want to make my own road instead in it. however, all my friends tell me that the freelander still has a nice factory warranty. they fail to see that abuse voids warranties.
#7
RE: Which will win in off road abilities?
You can put additonal protection on the freelander to protect it when off roading. They are getting used a lot more here in the UK, and when it comes to damaging a vehicle, it depends how rich you are and how determined you are at using the vehicle to it's max. I know someone who uses is £60,000 plus top of the range, Range Rover, (still less than one year old) off road in some seriously tricky situations, but he has a lot of the extra's fitted and approved by Land Rover, which means his warranty will not be voided...