Always the same really it seems wherever you go. Big, heavy vehicles that have (at least some parts) under-engineered, high in electric and electronic gadgetry (more to go wrong) and used to near their full potential often. Is it any wonder pickups go wrong? Which is where Land Rover's reliability issues historically fall down, along with all these pickups to a greater or lesser degree.
Whichever way you look at it, they aren't going to be as reliable as Aunty Mary's little used VW Polo. It's just the way it is and if you need one, you have to pay the premium, not just to buy it but to keep it working properly. I guess Toyotas have historically been the best and I guess it says something that they operate in war zones, where dealerships will be non existent and they have big lumps of ordnance firepower bolted onto the load base.
Whichever way you look at it, they aren't going to be as reliable as Aunty Mary's little used VW Polo. It's just the way it is and if you need one, you have to pay the premium, not just to buy it but to keep it working properly. I guess Toyotas have historically been the best and I guess it says something that they operate in war zones, where dealerships will be non existent and they have big lumps of ordnance firepower bolted onto the load base.
