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mark h

Member Since: 09 Dec 2005
Location: north east where men are men and sheep are worried
Posts: 19

RR sport hire

hello all does any one know if you can hire a sport yet thought it might be a good idea to hire one try the caravan and persuade the wife that i really do need one ..............
women always think that we have enough toys already what does she mean that i should starting being responsible mark

Thu Dec 15 2005 8:08pm

shmoogle

Member Since: 07 Sep 2005
Location: ... and for every sprinkle I find, I shall kill you!
Posts: 24350

Not sure if LR dealers do rental... BMW do a scheme where you can rent a car for a few days/weeks/months - maybe a friendly LR dealer would do you a deal over a few days? You might even wangle it for free in the guise of an extended test drive....

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Fri Dec 16 2005 12:11am

Chappylad

Member Since: 03 Dec 2005
Location: Bucks
Posts: 123

I do have a Range Rover Sport 2.7 TD6 HSE for hire but unfortunately I am not able to install a towbar.

Cheers

Chappylad

Fri Dec 16 2005 1:29am

mark h

Member Since: 09 Dec 2005
Location: north east where men are men and sheep are worried
Posts: 19

shmoogle have asked the local dealer big no no so i am now goingto try futher afield

chappy you do how much for a weekend or a weeks hire you can pm the costings through if you wish

thank you both for the replies mark

Fri Dec 16 2005 8:24am

Chappylad

Member Since: 03 Dec 2005
Location: Bucks
Posts: 123

mark h wrote:
shmoogle have asked the local dealer big no no so i am now goingto try futher afield

chappy you do how much for a weekend or a weeks hire you can pm the costings through if you wish

thank you both for the replies

Hi,

Normally I would charge £300 for the weekend on a public rate, however it would be cheaper if you get it covered on your own insurance (it's always possible) and I will do £240 for the weekend.

Regards

Chappylad

Mon Dec 19 2005 5:39pm

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