jmirandes

No new allroad for a while and needed a third row seat. Last year it spent a whole lot of time in service for the same issues (brakes, suspension& check engine light) and last, but not least, a new transmission! (with less than 35K miles and driven by wife)

I will miss the allroad but I admit it did not hold up as my '00 S4, my '96A4 2.8 or previous audis (GTs, etc.); it has been the least reliable audi I have owned. Nonetheless,it is a fine piece of equipment. Looking forward to the new one in a couple of years.

jmirandes

san juan, pr

1200RT-P

love the LR3... except from the back.. not a fan of the window. sad to see you go

jmirandes

sad to leave audi but..got no choice, the child seat in the allroad was constantly used.

jmirandes

'00 imola S4 MTM
'04 mini cooper S MC40 (JCWs coming)

moto-one

But the ar is staying (almost 70k) as the wifes ride. Hope she isn't as hard on it as she was on her Subi (NOT!!!)

Finman

I don't know if it will be more reliable than your allroad...but it doesn't sound like it could be much worse!

I'm trading/selling my GTI for the LR3...when it finally freaking arrives, allegedly in March...the GTI has not had a single issue...nothing in 30k. Both my A6 and S6 have had modest issues, mostly quite minor.

Shabbis

And it's seen A LOT more abuse.

I'd personally prefer a Touareg over LR3.

carve1

They were dead last in the JD Power survey last year, and it's a first model year rig. Go read the forum at Eemunds.com before you buy.

carve1

make that edmunds.com...

Studly_1

My local Land Rover dealer has massively expanded his service area

albe1

Just not the right car for my friend - too big. Also, ECU replaced already (apparently, a pervasive problem on the LR3). About 2k miles.