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Jase
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Firstly, 2.5 diesel or 4l v6?
Last service at 165k cost me R3800 which included skimming front disks and new pads.
Range on the 4l is around 600km or so depending on town or highway and how heavy your foot is. It is heavy on fuel.
Biggest complaint on the manual was the clutch going. It hasn't happened to me yet. But the replacement cost is over R20k apparently.
Comfort. The vehicle is spacious inside and can comfortably fit a tall adult in the back. I just drove to Durban and back last week and it goes like a bomb, is stable on the road with little road noise in the cab.
A good place to get some answers is here
Would I buy another? I am thinking of trading it in on the 3l diesel v9x as she is getting a bit long in the tooth and would to lessen my fuel bill a tad.
Last service at 165k cost me R3800 which included skimming front disks and new pads.
Range on the 4l is around 600km or so depending on town or highway and how heavy your foot is. It is heavy on fuel.
Biggest complaint on the manual was the clutch going. It hasn't happened to me yet. But the replacement cost is over R20k apparently.
Comfort. The vehicle is spacious inside and can comfortably fit a tall adult in the back. I just drove to Durban and back last week and it goes like a bomb, is stable on the road with little road noise in the cab.
A good place to get some answers is here
Would I buy another? I am thinking of trading it in on the 3l diesel v9x as she is getting a bit long in the tooth and would to lessen my fuel bill a tad.
Hemi300c
Honorary Master
Just got back from a trip with a friend and his 2.5 diesel.
Towing a trailer insulated box and heavily loaded bakkie @ 120 gave 10/liter.
The bakkie has 186000km on so they are not heavy but that is a 4x2 though.
No rattles etc that one would expect. A good vehicle but not as cheap as one would think. The titanium is awsome but $$$.
Towing a trailer insulated box and heavily loaded bakkie @ 120 gave 10/liter.
The bakkie has 186000km on so they are not heavy but that is a 4x2 though.
No rattles etc that one would expect. A good vehicle but not as cheap as one would think. The titanium is awsome but $$$.