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Tiglon said: The problem is that I'm not retiring any time soon either.Nothing is going to suddenly happen to the value of cars already too old to be hankered after by today's current teenagers. Except they'll gradually fall, as the people who own them die and their kids let them go for an absolute song so that they can convert the garage into a dog grooming parlour.Honestly, there are a great deal more interesting old ICE cars out there than are going to be wanted by you and me in 20 or 30 years. Big-time buyer's market.

LivLL said: Maybe. OP said they provided evidence the engine was seized and the oil was good and no debris in the filter. That's all.Maybe they just feel it's cheaper to shotgun a new engine in than find the root cause. Hopefully whatever caused it isn't still there once they've changed the engine. If I was the OP I'd be selling it on as soon as it's fixed.Of course the internal cost to JLR plus the low hourly rate they’ll grant the dealer will be absolutely nothing like £24K.The dealer will hate doing this work as it ties them up when they could be doing massively profitable servicing, p

Good to see and the land rover assisting too rather than some pickup truck ….

It looks the business from the outside and those rocker switches do look quite cool. I'm not sure the badge is established enough to sell too many over here at this money though. While certainly not all, I don't think it's controversial to say a majority of buyers for £70k SUVs are at least a bit interested in perceived status.Mind you, you have to start building that reputation somewhere. Maybe BYD see bringing it here as a loss leader to help establish the brand.