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Just my opinion, but I think the D5 styling suits the smaller DS so much better. Thumbs Up
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SD1 wrote:
Do you have any idea how much it costs and the time it takes to charge up the battery, perhaps overnight

John


It's about 5.5 hours on a conventional 3 pin... just over 2 hours on 7.2kw and about 20 minutes on a rapid charger

I'm having a 7.2kw charger unit installed at my house next week. The overnight tariff is 4p per KW so if my maths serves me right a full charge is around 60p ...or on normal tariff, it's around £2.10
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And also please, what is the typical range on electric

Thanks John
  
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33 -35 miles in my experience
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ruben wrote:
J77 wrote:
.. If my Defender keeps going up in value I might be tempted, it’s currently valued at £3k more than I paid.


😵‍💫

I can't understand such a thing!!

I've been needing to replace my D3 for a while, I really like the Defender but I don't assimilate the f****ing fortune it costs, I really don't understand it, I don't understand it, that's why I continue with the D3, there's nothing on the market that seduced me ... it is a total disaster ... will I have to wait 3 years for the defender of approved to have a decent and logical price? or maybe, because of what J77 says , that won't happen ...😡… also, there is another problem, I would like the 90, and I don't know if it could live with a Lamborghini-type rear trunk !!
…by now , I will continue going to the geriatrician mechanic and paying for the health ailments of D3!!! 🤪

SORRY OFF TOPIC!!


The bubble will burst at some point, but at the moment dealers over here are asking crazy prices.
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ruben wrote:

…by now , I will continue going to the geriatrician mechanic and paying for the health ailments of D3!!! 🤪

SORRY OFF TOPIC!!


The thing is that it's a perfectly reasonable course of action. We live in a "buy/rent it, use it a bit, replace it with shiny new, repeat" society. If you have a vehicle that meets all of your needs and can be kept running nicely for reasonable cost, keeping it is a good idea. Yes, we want the "shiny new" but it's usually a more expensive option. Just the depreciation of a new vehicle will pay to keep an old one on the road for a decent period. Add in that the replacements might not do everything your old one does, and the decision is easier. Thumbs Up
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The main reason for the 2nd hand price increases is that you can't get a new build at the mo due to the chip shortage...my DS took six months ...and I was lucky as they pulled production soon after.
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RRSTDV8 wrote:
ruben wrote:

…by now , I will continue going to the geriatrician mechanic and paying for the health ailments of D3!!! 🤪

SORRY OFF TOPIC!!


The thing is that it's a perfectly reasonable course of action. We live in a "buy/rent it, use it a bit, replace it with shiny new, repeat" society. If you have a vehicle that meets all of your needs and can be kept running nicely for reasonable cost, keeping it is a good idea. Yes, we want the "shiny new" but it's usually a more expensive option. Just the depreciation of a new vehicle will pay to keep an old one on the road for a decent period. Add in that the replacements might not do everything your old one does, and the decision is easier. Thumbs Up


Wise words. I have long felt this way and tend to buy older and keep them running on some of what a couple of new shiney cars would cost on the monthlies. I'm usually quids in to be fair each month with no finance payments but 5 cars to maintain/restore still costs, however the massive plus side for me is that I have a load of value remaining in the car when I come to sell it.
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DG wrote:
The main reason for the 2nd hand price increases is that you can't get a new build at the mo due to the chip shortage...my DS took six months ...and I was lucky as they pulled production soon after.


Well, it may be the explanation, but it doesn't happen in the rest of the range, and it also happens, perhaps more, in the "old defender" ... which I don't understand either, even though it is already a cult car!
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This month LR were due to build 36k vehicles, that's now down to 14k due to the component shortage with all build focus being on FFRR, RRS and Duffender .....so prices of 2nd hand are reflecting this.

The same applies with Toyotas on our fleet. They are roughly £3k higher than where they should be at this point.
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ruben wrote:
DG wrote:
The main reason for the 2nd hand price increases is that you can't get a new build at the mo due to the chip shortage...my DS took six months ...and I was lucky as they pulled production soon after.


Well, it may be the explanation, but it doesn't happen in the rest of the range, and it also happens, perhaps more, in the "old defender" ... which I don't understand either, even though it is already a cult car!


September 2022 is the expected delivery for a 90HT if ordering now. My spec with D200 forget it, no chance of getting one.
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I tried to order a new DS in June, to be told I might have it by February 2022. MIGHT.

Not a risk I wanted to take as that's skiing holiday time!
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Been offered a demo in one, might take up the offer.

Dealer said it’s a 6 month wait, at the moment, for a factory order. Looking at the R-Dynamic HSE.
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