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5 Dirt Cheap Land Rovers You Could (But Probably Shouldn’t) Buy

5 Dirt Cheap Land Rovers You Could (But Probably Shouldn’t) Buy

Posted on February 5, 2020 By Jarvis

We love old Land Rovers. They’re luxurious, capable and boxily beautiful, accruing charm and dignity as they age. They pair nicely with a Barbour jacket and the faint scent of pipe smoke in your pastoral, aristocratic fantasy.

The trouble with old Land Rovers, in reality, is they don’t last. They are notoriously unreliable. Something — the air suspension, a miscellaneous leak, an electrical gremlin — is bound to go wrong. And when it does, it won’t be straightforward or affordable to fix.
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