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I was shocked that Scotty was recently positive about it, which made me think I should consider it before I sign on the dotted line for the Camry. This site indicates the second generation improved significantly since the first one. They also say it鈥檚 generally a good bet although I鈥檓 concerned that the main complaints are 35% transmission and 21% engine. If I got one, I鈥檇 buy a 2019 or 2020 and not an AWD. I am on my 2nd CX5. Safety picks. They are VERY highly rated in reliability by CR. People just don't really know about them like they do the RAV/CRV. My insurance is sensible. Scotty is a hack but makes a ton of money off his YT, so whatever. Maintenance is the easiest and cheapest of anything I've owned thus far. Resale isn't like Honda or Toyota, but it's not bad either. I'd consider it average/high average. I flooded a diff crossing a stream. 2700 bill for me when it died 2mo later. I have nothing but love for Mazda as a company, after that.
However, being a general checklist and not specifically written with Disco 1s in mind, there are some issues common to D1s that should be highlighted. 鈥?Rust. These vehicles are prone to rusting along the inner fenders, around the wheelarches, and in the cargo area floor. Run (don鈥檛 walk!) from any vehicle showing extensive amounts of rust. 鈥?Cooling system. Overheating is one of the most common causes of major engine damage in Discovery models. Water pumps and radiators should be regularly checked for leaks and old hoses should be replaced before they rupture. 鈥?Head gasket leaks. Though maybe not as prone to head gasket leaks as later Discovery 2 models, it can be an expensive problem to address. If the head gasket is leaking either internally or externally, budget accordingly. 鈥?Steering box leaks. Chances are that unless the steering box has been replaced/resealed recently, it鈥檚 probably leaking.
I could have just killed them all in razorwing. You could make this a one handed action, but then you would still have the delema of killing them or almost killing them (depending on their level). Her Tribute (2nd ability) is too complicated. So, you get pretty decent buffs, but the issue is you have to know which enemies drop which. This is not a huge issue per se, but even if you learn it you would need to find said enemies to get the full benefit. This takes time and is really painful to use, especially since it is a really beneficial ability. The recent changes actually did really good for this ability. Razor flies will pick up buffs, but they have to accidentally run into it. Having buffs active increases razor fly count by 1 per buff. What I mean is that it does not actively interact. You get buffs from it and it benefits another ability. However think of a situation where Tribute will cause razorflys active from your Razowrwing to attack the target and get some kind of bonus damage for it.
If you鈥檙e in the market for a new SUV, no maker offers more choice than Mercedes. The German brand has an eight-strong SUV line-up and next year that will increase to nine. But the latest model to arrive on the scene is the all-new GLE. The firm鈥檚 BMW X5 rival, previously known as the ML, is one of Mercedes鈥?veteran SUVs. It鈥檚 been around since 1997; this latest fourth-generation model is the largest and most technologically advanced yet. It鈥檚 been redesigned inside and out and is now available with the option of seven seats, making it a stronger competitor to the likes of the Volvo XC90 and Audi Q7, as well as the X5. The seven-seat package is standard on the six-cylinder models, but a 拢1,995 extra on the GLE 300 d we鈥檙e driving here. Is it worth having? Well, if you intend on mainly putting small children back there then yes, but head and kneeroom will be in short supply for adults. Yet in fairness to the GLE, none of its rivals - aside perhaps from the Land Rover Discovery - performs any better when it comes to space in the third row.
