Hey Andy, congrats on your soon to be new purchase. After driving this Discovery, I know you will not regret getting a Range Rover. It's the pinnacle of luxury.

@@carfanfan Of course I will be keeping the XF too!

Well done Andy. The XF deserves to be looked after. I still regret selling mine. I have some news though, I just bought a new XF and the video will be out on Friday ;-)

@@carfanfan Excellent! A NEW one or new to you? If NEW, I'll be interested to know your thoughts. A friend here has an almost new one after having Jags for years, and he says the NEW ones have been 'economically engineered', and aren't as good as the older ones!

Mine is a 2016 model. So Used, but only has 19,000km's on the clock. That's super low mileage for a car three years old. It was a dealer demo and got me a deal I couldn't refuse. My video mostly talks about why I bought it because I wasn't a fan of it when I reviewed one in 2016. It's all about speccing the car to one's tastes and paying for it ofcourse. I still miss my old Jag because it felt like a Jag. The new one is drop-dead gorgeous and having some of the "luxury" fittings and furnishings, it feels like one. I'll be doing a review video on my own car next, so that's the one that will give the pros and cons of this new XF - sadly, I don't think we'll ever see it being replaced with a 3rd gen.

I had the new Evoque as well and between the two I would choose Evoque. The Discovery is more suited for offroading if that's what your use case would be, but if not, the Evoque is way more civilized and looks better too. The tech is also ahead of the Disco.

@@carfanfan thank you for your prompt response, do you perhaps have a dealership you can recommend for good second hand one?

@@GcinokuhleM Unfortunately not. But I'd recommend checking your car sale websites, we have autotrader, cars.co.za, Gumtree and surforcars. When you find one that has all the options you want and just the right spec, compare prices to others with similar spec to see what they go for. If you can't test drive the car, get the VIN number and call the dealership that serviced it last. Ask for the warranty history to check if it was a problem car from day. All manufacturers have cars like that. Everything on the car becomes problematic. If no warranty claims then you know the car you're buying won't give you any troubles.

@@carfanfan you are a life saver thank you so much for your assistance I really appreciate it, have blessed day further

In particular the shifting nob, has there ever been any issues with the battery going off and the nob not popping up

@@ceehleg5922 I had no issues with the battery and the shifter knob rose every time. Quality is better than Discoveries of old. It started first time every time and was light on diesel. The ride is typical Land Rover, smooth. Just make sure it has full agent service history and you should be good 😉

@@carfanfan thank you

Fortunately I didn't keep this one. But yes, Discovery has never been reliable. They become money pits, especially if younhave the air suspension. Evoque is a much better choice.

The English do get thirsty, but don't drink and eat in their cars 😜

I've changed the title. Happy now?