Oh, what a feeling .....even LC200 is cheaper ==> Vehicle running costs
Oh, what a feeling .....even LC200 is cheaper ==> Vehicle running costs
Probably due to their popularity or lack there of and the very short supply we receive not to mention they only really hit our shores last year.
Wouldn't be many after market parts yet either
And it is the RACQ, I am always cautious of stuff they write about....
i've had mine for 6 months, pretty sure it hasn't cost us anywhere near 10k so far...
a 3ltr cost $1.11 per Kilometre to run,
and fuel is $1.54 a litre HHMMMmmmmmm
E=Mc2
All wrong my car is the most expensive to run !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was looking at the 60 months or 100k service $1185.32 cents that a lot of money for a service I wonder what work need doing timing belts
http://www.nissan.com.au/~/media/Fil...rol%20Y62.ashx
They appear to have timing chains, so no replacement. Maybe changing the CVT fluid is expensive!!!! cheers.
ahaaaaaa y62 it is a fastest patrol and expensive.....:
the V6 magna had to have there timing chain replaced at about 80 0r 90 ks and that was a expensive service
I can tell you that I have not spent anywhere near what the racvaecvea say.
There stated list price is not what I paid.
That was first look GU Joe. I don't think any one on here has paid 82K for a STL so the figures are wrong from the beginning.
I drive a Y62 and bear the cost with a smile just the same as when I settle into my 1st class Qantas seat (I wish!) compared to cattle class.
Shop around for Y62 prices. I paid about half the RRP for mine by buying interstate and drive under permit to NSW to have it registered there. Still needed a blue slip inspection but it was an easy process that saved me a bundle.
I
I firmly believe that the Y62 is no more expensive than any other 2.7 ton off road vehicle to own and run!! Very good fuel figures, service charges are similar to others. No worries about oil consumption, "dusted" motors at 150-200,000K's. Depreciation on Patrols is not as bad as many other 4WD's and they are an absolute pleasure to drive on long runs. Don't buy one if you live and drive in the city, they are for country travel. Buy a Suzuki for city 4WD pleasures. cheers! (and don't believe so called motor magazine critics. they have absolutely no idea of what a "comparison is".)