CR-V or Freelander?
Just read your review of the honda. I'm going to buy either the Honda or a Freelander, but I worry about the reliability and maintenance costs on the Freelander. Which would you recommend of the two?
Asked on 14 September 2012 by sanj
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For reliability, the Honda, especially if you want a diesel automatic.
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