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Just ordered my 25 plate gonna be lit 🔥

Thats why cars are cheap in the UK. Too many insurance costs, its a reliable car

Ive been fortunate to have owned a 718 Boxster, then a Cayman before going over to an F-Type (worst car ive ever owned) then a Mustang, then my car just now which is a Supra (has been a good daily). I pick up another 718 Boxster on Saturday and go back to the brand, Guards red and Im really looking forward to it again!!!!!!!!

Diesel exhaust fluid = you need to top up the AdBlue … it’s as easy as topping up the screen wash 👍

I’ve got a 64 reg 4.4 Autobiography had it 7 years fantastic car if you want one make. Sure it’s got service history and keep it up and you’ll have one of the best cars on the road get 31 mpg

Nope

Living in EU, im always surprised how cheap the car market is in the UK.

Such a beautiful car.

Completely unreliable Chelsea tractors .. For the footballer’s wife’s school run or the wannabe gangster.. so much better and significantly more reliable out there.. so unless you really, really want one to join the clan of synthetic z listers & have the funds to purchase new or nearly new with the Manufactures warranty forget it 👎 👻

Sounds like a money pit!

Dad's wife...hahaha

It’s like you’ve bought summit from a Chinese bazaar 20 years ago. No quality or reliability

No you should never buy one. Land Cruiser or a Mitsubishi instead. They run normal. Range rovers finished when they ran out of allegro parts.

Good video, thanks guys. Would be great to have a follow up vid on the purchase, so how much it has actually cost to get to how you want it.

Range rover in general s hand, of a certain era, and model. Are not sensible buys. They are renowned for being unreliable yet, people still buy them. If you want a comfortable 4×4 that's ultra reliable, buy a land cruiser or pathfinder. Not very prestigious I agree, but bloody 100% more reliable and cost effective than a range rover.

Great content sir! Anyone know if insurance still crazy or getting back to normal? At that sort of price happy to take a punt but not spending 3k a year insurance on a 12k car!

Range Rovers are for people with more money than common sense. I’d wait 5 6 years and buy a used one and save 80% of the money….

"Creamy" is exactly the word that comes to mind when describing the power delivery and feel of driving the 993. Bought my C2 -95 ten years ago and will hold on to it as long as I can.

I had chance buying L322 ,lots of service history but required a oil cooler part as was leaking £120 part i am a competent diy mechanic , garage labour was very expensive. Car sold before i went back make offer .

£700 a yr rd tax. 4 k a yr insurance, 4 k a yr repair bills so not far of 10 k yr just so you can see over the hedges 😂 but I do get it. I had one once never let me down once, but someone borrowed it without asking first,

Always pay cash for cars.

A bad head gasket or cracked cylinder head can allow oil and coolant to mix, resulting in sludge. In vehicles with automatic transmissions, the engine-cooling system also cools the transmission. A breach in the system can contaminate coolant with transmission fluid

Its a shame because they are beautiful motors but the engines are pony

They're usually a money pit, the old ones are nice but the modern day versions are too feminine and blingy

insurance road tax

timing chain service $$$$$

Should you? There’s no reason not to.

Too much waffling

Gearbox is chocolate

Shitter. It is

I like how the people who stick up for RR will justify them being ok to run as long as you repair X,Y,Z, not realising they’ve listed ‘proactive’ maintenance which is running into thousands 😂 Its a more money than sense car

Yes if you got deep very deep pockets

I had a 2018, a lot to go wrong, Handles, cameras, suspension, light LED failures (both mine went within 2 years), door handles etc. Model 3 particularly China built is rock solid but expect a lot of bills with an older S.

Have my 2 years off the road for 3 and a half months due to vanos system failure bloody expensive fix 😢

No. Theres a certain type of person that drives them. They're image conscious, but dont realise everyone is laughing ,because they boùght into the EV con. 😂

Where do you pull the utter BS about the electric car market crashing completely? You've been had mate. Well and truly had your plonker pulled.

Have you still got the free supercharging miles or has that been deleted

Great video 😀. I think an 80% limit may be better than 90%. The slider in the charging screen should tell you 👍

Door handle repair nearly 300 quid 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

39k miles and air suspension replaced already 😂

Electric vehicle market HAS NOT crashed in last 12 months. EV sales at record levels for 2024 in UK and made up 25% of ALL car sales in UK. The EV market is VERY healthy. Now if we talk ICE sales!!!

Nice video, mate.

Would I want one, or an EV, definitely no, too much tech to go wrong especially as the cars get to 10 years old (water getting in causing short circuits, battery replacement (yes the can change individual cells, but what about all of the others that will be about to fail at the same age?), I prefer analog dials not tv screens which I though were illegal in the UK for a driver to see them, so I prefer 1990 cars at the latest which are better made, economical and should be more reliable if properly maintained

They are a load of shit over rated

Ive got the sport 4.4 v8 had it 3 years now only issues ive had was sunroof drain corrosion repaired for £10 and coolant leak which i repaired myself £43 for the part

late to this viewing, but it is still a valuable review at any time. however, much of this is unfair to the Cayman as it could be applied to virtually any vehicle in this category. finance and depreciation and fuel add up to over 80% of your "costs". if it was not financed, that would be irrelevant - and others may structure their financing quite differently. if you bought virtually any other car you would have seen similar (or worse) depreciation (Porsche retain value much better than average). and you would have put fuel into any other vehicle driven over the same period (outside of EV, hybrid, etc) anyway - this is again not a factor relevant to the cost of ownership if compared to most other vehicles in the category. in the end, you are unintentionally being harder on yourself and your decisions, and somewhat misrepresenting Cayman ownership costs. as well as being all easily estimated in advance of purchase (not discovered with dismay after the fact).

Sure it gets some attention. But the most? You obviously haven't driven a DeLorean around.

She’s beautiful

Dad says it all boy living off daddy bank

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