RANGER v HILUX v D-MAX
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I assume you too have had the “look in the mirror and see a ked run across your face” experience ....
(shudders thinking about it)Stalker-of-the-deer
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I really like my D max, never had any issues with it.
The new one comes out in a few weeks and now had a rear diff lock may be worth looking at.
As for rangers went down the a63 outside york one day and counted 3 broken down at the side of the road, someone I know has had loads of problems with his aswell
The new one comes out in a few weeks and now had a rear diff lock may be worth looking at.
As for rangers went down the a63 outside york one day and counted 3 broken down at the side of the road, someone I know has had loads of problems with his aswell
dartmoordog
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My Isuzu dealer told me that the BASC discount was ‘basically a free towbar’. Doesn’t really match the £5000 discount Toyota were giving.
sakoson
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no ,I'm not a member of BASC
dartmoordog
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Neither am I, but a £5K discount may see me join........For a while!
Have a 2.8 Hilux on order , I’m told I should be able to have it sometime in March . BASC discount was 19% .
I had a 2012 Hilux 3L invincible with 125k miles with no problem, change to a Ford Ranger 3.2 Wildtrak in 2017 because of the Toyota 2.4 didn’t float my boat.
Ranger has given me no problems but Ford has decided that 2L is plenty enough so not for me.
Test drove a 2.8 Hilux and have to say seems to be a completely different animal than the 2.4.
Hope iv made the right decision.
I had a 2012 Hilux 3L invincible with 125k miles with no problem, change to a Ford Ranger 3.2 Wildtrak in 2017 because of the Toyota 2.4 didn’t float my boat.
Ranger has given me no problems but Ford has decided that 2L is plenty enough so not for me.
Test drove a 2.8 Hilux and have to say seems to be a completely different animal than the 2.4.
Hope iv made the right decision.
Also applicable to SACS and NFU members. I think Toyota call it the NFU discount. 5.5% APR up to 5 years as well.
It’s worth doing the sums though, if you don’t have much deposit, the 0% finance deal they have at the moment might well be a better deal on the full RRP than paying interest on a discounted truck.
Hod
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Amoroks not being made anymore!!!So no good wanting a new one of them
Are dealers not still selling them?
When the new model comes out it will be based on the Ranger, doh!
Uncle f
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Not new ones only dealers stock vehicles from last year so I’m led to know. I enquired about one for March and was told not being made
it seems in 2022 the new Amorok will have the base of the ranger and badged by VW. This is for emissions issues I believe
it seems in 2022 the new Amorok will have the base of the ranger and badged by VW. This is for emissions issues I believe
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What sort of mileage are you up t.Mine started dropping into limp mode at 60,000 got to 150,000 couldn’t cure it
Just picked up a 2.8 Hilux today and am very impressed with it so far. As a working estate vehicle I can't see past Toyota - on my 4th one now. I've had recent models of Nissan, Isuzu and Mitsubishi too, and while they've all got their individual merits none of them touch the Toyota IMHO
They are but only 2.0 LAmoroks not being made anymore!!!
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