Thread: Rover under 20k?

Hey guys,

Looking to buy my little brother a car for his upcoming birthday.

He already got into an accident in my A6 when I let him use it so I don't have high hopes for this car. I was just going to get him an Audi but he loves Range Rovers.

I looked on eBay and it seems like you can get 2006 ones for around 20k give or take. Just an example here: Land Rover : Range Rover | eBay

What are people's experience with 2006 Ranges and is spending 20k for a 2006 realistic to get a good car that's most importantly safe and also won't run into problems.

Also would a 2004 be a better deal if I didn't want to spend over 20k give or take?

Cheers!

Stay the hell away from them! If you buy one, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE/GET A WARRANTY!!!!

LOL! Thanks. From what I've been reading the past few minutes it seems '06 models are prone to having problems. I know I'll be the one paying for all the repairs too.

It has 150 thousand miles, Why not buy a new Honda for 20k?

That was just an example I pulled.

Originally Posted by SBasham

It has 150 thousand miles, Why not buy a new Honda for 20k?

Why an S2K when he can get a Masi? 2006 Maserati GranSport LE, $22,500 - Cars.com

Originally Posted by Mr. Carter

Why an S2K when he can get a Masi? 2006 Maserati GranSport LE, $22,500 - Cars.com

I think his little brother would probably enjoy actually driving the car as opposed to having it in the shop most of the time. I would not touch an older Maserati without having clear expectations for the maintenance.

How about an 04 Cayenne. They run roughly around 16-20

Originally Posted by KingNikan

I think his little brother would probably enjoy actually driving the car as opposed to having it in the shop most of the time. I would not touch an older Maserati without having clear expectations for the maintenance.

I was kidding there new guy....

Just buy him a 06+ civic.. Bulletproof car haha

Originally Posted by KingNikan

I think his little brother would probably enjoy actually driving the car as opposed to having it in the shop most of the time. I would not touch an older Maserati without having clear expectations for the maintenance.

How about an 04 Cayenne. They run roughly around 16-20

Has to do well in a lot of snow.