Foggy916

only if the trunk is full of cash 😀

mdrums

2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk. I had a 2017 put a little over 100k miles on it, loved it so I got another one. The Grand Cherokee is very comfortable for me with how my 6’5” self fit in it. It also seems to be well put together as I’ve never had any creaks and rattles. I had a 2014 GC I put 159k mile on that was a great road daily driver.

soulsea

Like it a lot.

Cazzius

ClickClickBoom

mdrums - What work do you do to put so many miles on a vehicle?

mdrums

Sales rep in the music instrument industry....however not a lot of miles this year.

mdrums

Very nice...I was getting the Sting gray but deal fell through. Love your wheels...the offset is perfect...are they SRT Trackhawk wheels?

soulsea

Thanks man.

They are SRT reps, I think they are an inch narrower than the oem SRT wheels.

Wheels: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Jeep-Grand-...72.m2749.l2649
Tires are Nitto NT420V 275/55/20. They do rub a smidgen under heavy compression but run clear 99.9% of the time.

I also got a set of painted black oem wheels with BFG K02 in oem size for off roading out in AZ:

Sun Ra

was DD. The vaunted RR unreliability has reared its ugly, useless head at 12,000 miles. Locks/unlocks, plenty of battery, but starter button and dash completely dead. Luckily it happened in the driveway at home, instead of 18 miles Way Back In every day with no service, which makes this unacceptable.

2019 supercharged RR doing what they do best, going to the dealer 170 miles: windows down, sunroof open, front wheels turned

Dealer crossed + with - terminals to reset, and it started, but has no idea why is died dead, opened a investigation with the factory. Adios

Redlinerobert

^ One of the reasons I shy away from Range Rovers. My daily is a 3500 Chevy HD.

horns

Never had a RR, but I've heard many stories like this. I suppose this is the exception and not the rule, but I haven't been able to bring myself to drop 100k on a DD that might spend more time at the dealer than my garage.

Apex Ace

ChristianR

PTT, love it, just put a tune on it and really enjoying it

signes

I've had many rovers for many years and there certainly are loads of quirks and electrical gremlins but in my experience free of things like catastrophic engine failures, diff/trans issues and the like. They really drive like nothing else so I always seem to have one in the garage.

D1ESEL

REALLY miss my old Raptors. I had a gen1 as well as a gen2. I have been tempted recently to try to find another super low mile Terrain Gen1 but I feel I will be super disappointed coming from my GLE63.