EOI - 2011 MY11 e93 M3 - Harrop supercharged

[Carva]

BMW far > rangey, landy

[XIX]

Originally Posted by Carva

BMW far > rangey, landy

You have obviously never owned one. I have owned multiple of both and thats simply not true. But then it depends what you want it for.

[phillay]

wife had evoque and moved to velar, very happy with both.

[XIX]

Originally Posted by phillay

wife had evoque and moved to velar, very happy with both.

We are considering evoques for my wife, bit small though and Velar too much car for what it will be used for. Drove a disco sport yesterday, not sure what I thought of it yet lol

I have had 3 range rovers and a disco and all where great cars, particularly the new model Rangie Sport, sdv6 was a beast off road, tore shreds off everything else stock, and most of the modified as well.

[Carva]

Originally Posted by XIX

You have obviously never owned one. I have owned multiple of both and thats simply not true. But then it depends what you want it for.

For build quality, working on them

[GJDM3]

I have an SQ5 (diesel) and love it to bits.

[XIX]

Originally Posted by GJDM3

I have an SQ5 (diesel) and love it to bits.

I have bought 5 of these for friends and relatives. They are outstanding cars, just doesnt fit the bill for us unfortunately.

[phillay]

the evoque is indeed a tad too small, struggles with 2 baby seats. I had an LR disco sport as a loaner and imo there's are build quality differences. I also don't like some of the placements of switches and controls.

Never had any issues with our evoque, it towed my race car and boat very well ~ 1.9t. We had a 2016.5 for over a year, apart from the strange transmission shifting behaviours which was fixed with an updated software, it's a great car, we needed more space. Was torn between the velar and the new disco. Chose the velar as it would never see any offroad time, I have a landcruiser prado which is used for camping duties.

[XIX]

Car is sold, payments are received

For interest it sold within 5% of asking price. I think low km examples with good service history will still get the premium they deserve.

Once you are over 80k kms or have a car that needs things done (even if standard maintenance items) it seems you can expect a fairly significant drop in price.

[Rajvosa]

Mate! I’m happy you got the price and fairly quickly! I’m sure you gonna miss it though.
Good luck with the search for the next one

[XIX]

Originally Posted by Rajvosa

Mate! I’m happy you got the price and fairly quickly! I’m sure you gonna miss it though.
Good luck with the search for the next one

Its not left yet and I miss it already 😖