Mauricio

Thanks man,, for you input, I read somewhere about problems with the head gaskets specially on the 2003 models, also noticed the wheels where a bit dirty with brake pad residuo and then read about the short life of the brake pads on this vehicles. I still like the land rover a lot and well I was really happy when I found this one for sale, but yeah, I don't think the wife will be happy with the repairs all the time if that is the case. Perhaps next time I would get one just for me to have headaches by my own, haha

Hi you guys,, I have a question for all of you who know about Freelanders,, The wife and I are trying to get a newer vehicle and just came back from test driving this 2003 Freelander, 109000 miles on it, nice exterior and nice interior, Only problem I just read a bunch of reviews on this Landys and well and not that sure now about the Freelander,, according to the reviews this car has a lot of problems and spend more time broken than running.. Anyone has any comments about it? It would help a lot.. Thanks B)

Well I am new here and don't really know how this work, but here I have a question for all of you who have or know a bit about the Land Rover Freelander. The wife and I are looking into getting a newer vehicle and we have look for some months already but we don't see to find the right one. We live in Regina, SK, Canada, not many Land Rovers here, or I mean only newer ones, anyhow, We just went to see this 2003 Freelander we thought it was really nice and overall the Landy is great, only 109000 miles on it, and that is few miles for the prairies. But I just read a bunch of reviews on this kind of Land Rover and well I don't really know if I want to get it now.. it seems they have a lot of problems and spend more time broken that running. Any of you guys have any comments about it? It will help me a lot. Thanks B)

Talking about soft tops? I need a Full Soft Top for my old S2 88, How much does it cost to buy one in North America and where? I want a not too expensive one?