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Bill @ May 11th 2007 9:27AM
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... yeah, but you have to remember, this is a Range Rover, not a 78' olds.
They know people will drive these in the snow... where the roads are salted...
They also know that people plan on taking these off-road, where god knows what will get into the chassis.
I'm sure theyve taken this into account and wont leave you with a rusted sure-to-be-$90,000+-when-it's-released vehicle years down the line.
Fun facts:
If you grew up in a 3rd world country, there is a 90% chance that the first vehicle of any type you saw was a land rover.
It is estimated that 80% of all land rovers ever made are still in use all over the world.