If money were no object, what 4x4 would you buy?

Difficult question eh? It would be easy to say a RR Sport - supercharged of course) or a top of the range Range Rover, but let's face it they are two-a-penny these days. Nah, deep down I've always yearned for a Ruby Red convertible Range Rover Classic - with a nice little TVR lump slotted into it.

Now that would be a real head-turner!

This may turn heads...it will def crush cars





But to be honest Tom, I would agree with the motor ur after!

Neat photo!

But (a) is it a 4x4, and (b) would it cock a wheel in the air off-road?

Tom Mc wrote:

Neat photo!

But (a) is it a 4x4, and (b) would it cock a wheel in the air off-road?

Dont know but Im sure its a Transformer of some kind... Some ass kicking robot no doubt!!

not sure on sodt top rang rovers as they look alittle too much like soft top escorts too me
but id love an ibex, one shot past me on the way to billing, looked like a fun off-road toy

Why is this thread listed twice??? Or have I missed something again?

VentureOverland wrote:

Why is this thread listed twice??? Or have I missed something again?

you're not with it Jon One's for the 4x4 you'd buy, the other's for what non 4x4 you'd buy

And on that subject. I would definately need to go for a Overfinch Range Rover Sport as knew someone who had one until a couple of months ago and what a beast it was....aaahh, dreaming again - Think I'll need to buy a lottery ticket this weekend!

See the misery you're causing us all here Tom by getting us thinking about what we can't have!!!!!

did you see the over finch one at billing on RRR stand? was big and black (front bumper looks like it has got a fat lip ) should i post my favourite cars in here cos i cant read??

Crazy~Johno wrote:

did you see the over finch one at billing on RRR stand? was big and black (front bumper looks like it has got a fat lip )

That was absolutely gorgeous, and so was the black classic parked behind it, but didn't they just show the difference between the new and the old!!! Sorry Tom, as much as I love classics, they just aren't a patch on the new ones

Bling 'n' well up 4 it wrote:

...you're not with it Jon One's for the 4x4 you'd buy, the other's for what non 4x4 you'd buy

Oh crap!

Right... Now Im back with it... Id have the supercharged 4.5L V10 Diesel Range Rover Sport thats due in about 2 years....

start saving the pennies boys...and Lady V!

Bowler nemesis
Nough said really

Hmmmm......money no object.......

* 50th Defender
* 2 door Classic Rangey
* D3 HSE
* RRS TDV8
* Tomb Raider 110
* Unimog

Plus an enormous workshop with a bay for each of them :afro:

Typed in an Overfinch at first, then thought no, why bother with a massive lump of Detroit pig iron in the engine bay when a TVR motor being that much lighter would do the trick every bit as good.

I know what you mean Kieran, some RR convertibles look shite with the top up, but I saw one once that looked really good - almost the exact shape of a tin-top. Besides, I'd have one made by Pininfarina, Karman or even a £75,00 one-off personalised special by Giorgio Armani. After all, it’s only money!

Sorry guys, you can keep your RR and Landy stuff...

this is what i'dd have

Huh! Always said that you give me a decent car and 10 service trucks following me around as Mitsubishi does for its works team, Britain would have its first top ten finisher in the Paris-Dakar since the days of Andrew Cowan back in the 80's (he was 2nd overall in 1985) ... in a Mitso!

Tis a nice vehicle though.

One car isn't enough, RRS for cruising, Disco 3 for towing, Ibex for off roading, Bowler for high speed off roading and a Unimog for extreme off roading and for recovering the Ibex and Bowler.

i think i might buy the bling machine, with trailer and a road legal off-roader on it so when the 110 breaks i can use the off-roader for driving round

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One car isn't enough, RRS for cruising, Disco 3 for towing, Ibex for off roading, Bowler for high speed off roading and a Unimog for extreme off roading and for recovering the Ibex and Bowler.

Agree with that 100% Paul, well nearly 100%, all except the bit about the "crusing" - sounds a bit suspect mate!

One car is not enough. RRS for blasting down the motorway, D3 for towing, Ibex for off roading, Bowler for fast off roading and a Unimog for extreme off roading and to recover the Ibex and Bowler

We heard you the first time!

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One car is not enough. RRS for blasting down the motorway, D3 for towing, Ibex for off roading, Bowler for fast off roading and a Unimog for extreme off roading and to recover the Ibex and Bowler Twisted Evil