2014 Discovery 4 Vs Toyota Prado
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2022
- In this episode, we review the 2014 Land Rover Discovery 4 and the 2014 Toyota Landcruiser Prado.
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Its called the front fender mirror. It helps to spot the distance from the front of the vehicle from any kerb , footpath or the distance between your car and the front car for us Kenyans who love to overtake close to other vehicles.
That mirror is ideal for checking blindspots on the length and rear side of the vehicle since it's convex, it has a wide-angle view.
Subscribed man. Keep them videos coming
Very nice look forward to more reviews.💯❤️🔥
🤔, just an advice, when off-roading don't forget your seatbelt please. Otherwise great video.
Interesting review. Just a thought - how about a review about living with these cars day to day e.g going to the supermarket how easy is it to load the shopping, dropping kids in school, parking in one of the basement parking slots..... In a nutshell it would be good to have a review focussed on utility from a user perspective.
Subscribed, looking forward to more reviews
Prado is for the over 50 year old men, Landrover 4 is for the 35-49 men. Cars shouldn't last forever that's boring.
You got a new subscriber, I own an LR3 (not 4) but considering buying a LandCruiser Prado, so thanks for your review
Jzus your blind the landrover has 7 seats and the drop tailgate means longer loads can be carried on the extra length! It also should have zenon headlights ! And of course on the toyota the wood grain? Helps it climb mucky hills? Toyota has springs and the lr4 has air susension please go do your research first !
Hiyo intro iko sawa
1. actually, the Prado has a split tailgate window so that the rear window opens.
2. you never told us about the air suspension on the disco and how it's prone to failure and that's why most people say it's unreliable
3. the Prado is soft sprung meaning soft suspension that translates to a cushy feeling but is very comfortable on uneven road surfaces and poor quality tarmac finishes
all in all limited information on both vehicles
My disco4 made in 2010 with 222k km is still running on factory air suspenssion... nothing has been changed there.
Everything can fail and once will fail on every single car on the world... 😉
Discovery's are not unreliable because of air suspenssion but due to engine issues.
If you don't service your car well it could get failed.... that's all.
BTW - do you onw Discovery 4?
@@irootsk I don't have to own one to report on well known issues, statistics say that the air suspension fails more often than conventional suspension.
@@mwat22 Of course air suspension could fail more often the standard with coils.... but without air suspension you are losing ability to lower/raise your vehicle and whole driving comfort.
BTW - Prado's are also being made with air suspension or coil suspension...
@@irootsk yeah rear helper springs they are there to smooth out or level the rear when loaded and if they fail the conventional suspension is there unlike the discovery.
@@mwat22 you are mixing 2 different versions of "air" suspension on the Prado.
You can have an ordinary air suspension which alows you to change height of the car - same as the air suspension on the Disco3/4.
And then there is also cheaper version with classic coil and shock absorber..... as the coils is wide enough then you can add there aditional airbags.
But that's completely different susspension system.
It is not proper air suspension 🙂
So Disco and Prado with real factory air suspension are exactly the same....
airbags can fail on both cars. 😉
Nothing can kill a Land Cruiser, Land Rover is not reliable and it has electronics that cause every time problems.
So yes the Prado is Number one 1...
Thanks for this light review.
Not a patch on the Discovery 4.
Also the 185mm he gave as ground clearance, is the 'access height' .. to get in and out of the vehicle.
The vehicle raises to normal road height once you start driving and can extend the height considerably when off-road. The 'minimum' off road height is 240mm .. there are a couple of levels beyond that.
Sorry .. but this 'tester' has little idea of what he's talking about. He should have done an 'exact' comparison of each of the vehicles features.
For example .. what are the turning circles of both vehicles? What are the torque figures? What are the on-road/off-road fuel consumption's, etc .. etc.
This was just a 'fluff' piece for the Prado.
Here in Australia, the Prado is considered as pretty useless when traveling the Outback!
@@davidhuett3579 agreed
Discovery 4 is the daddy
@@davidhuett3579 i totally agree with you. I own a Discovery 4. He was even wrong about the fuel consumption. It gives me a great mileage even with that v6 engine.
@@pawanyadav61300 Hey Pawan I own LR4 here in India. Where you based ?
That Land Rover 3.0 litre v6 is a Peugeot engine designed for a saloon car. It has a shortened crank to fit the saloon car which tends to snap at relatively low mileage 😱😱
No it isn’t, it was the case in the lr3
So much detailed review left out.. people pay attention to details not just seeing the exterior.. Nice one though.. as a sub looking forward to another vid
This is a good comparison a TZG prado n Disco 4.👏👏👏
Hi mate, I'm down in south Africa while I'm fond of Discovery I'm worried 😫😟 of 3 Roof. I think it attracts sun. Heat unnecessary, m I wrong
Those mirrors originate in Japan where people are small and may not be visible on the passenger side of the vehicle when reversing. Safety first ⚠️
is that prado v4? cause if it is compare it with the v6 version of the prado
The prado is a V6 D4D engine
@@oukohumphrey2227 it’s a 4 cylinder engine…
Correction it’s the 2.7 that’s a PSA engine and snaps cranks. The 3.0 v6 is a Ford Lion engine and it tends to fail via oil starvation of the crank bearings 😱
Just a problematic poorly designed British car
I think the British connection has long gone from JLR. A British registered company but owned by Tara motors since 2008 and Ford and BMW for long before that
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That 2.7 TDV6 does not have a trend of snapping crankshafts on the PSA applications. JLR, fitted it with a defective oil pump and specified a low oil capacity but the kicker was the change to 5w30 rather than 5w40 that PSA specified. You will see many LR3 owners changing back to the PSA oil spec.
Kenyan men enjoy driving Toyota LandCruiser Prado 150 & Land Rover discovery 4 .
nice...🔥
Where are you based?
We're in Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya.
Don't give up your day job
Param cok olsa prado alirim daha cok olsa discovery alirim.
Bro don’t lie & do your research thoroughly. B4 misleading pipo that’s not a turbo diesel (TD) Engine but SD engine meaning it’s naturally aspirated engine no need for a turbo charger....you will thank me later for this
YOU are the one to do your research on TD vs SD. None of these engines are naturally aspirated.