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00:00 - Intro
00:27 - What is it?
03:05 - How's the interior?
07:27 - Tech & safety?
09:33 - What's it like to drive?
11:49 - How much is it?
12:15 - Fuel use, warranty & servicing
12:41 - What goes wrong?
18:16 - Should you buy it?
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You can really appreciate how nice the interior of a Land Rover is while you wait for the tow truck.
LOL
I would've watched the inboard tv but the battery was alway's flat. This car was a fcucking joke.
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@@theeditor1072 this is, in fact, the point. When I was looking for my new used car, the Evoque came up as an option. I talked to 4 mechanics. Not one of them didnt tell me to run. They told me that when you have to replace the timing chain, you have to pull the entire engine out and that will cost between 5k and 8k, IF there are no more problems, leaks everywhere and electronic failures like it's raining. They said you have to check if the steering wheels bolts have been replaced or not cause they must be otherwise another potential catastrophic problem is the steer detaching. And they kept talking. One of them simply told me he's not gonna work on it if I buy it. You are right people are mad. But not cause they cannot AFFORD to buy a Range Rover. But cause they cannot afford to MAINTAIN it. Now we all know that in the comments, we are all former Apple CEOs making 300k a month, no doubt about it, thats what anonimity is for. But the more people keep supporting a company that has had its own DG come out and say "because of our quality problems, we lost 140k clients per year", the less they will fix their problems. THE LAND ROVER DG SAID THAT. he admitted it. I have no doubts that millionairse will keep buying them. But doing this, they will never improve.
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When the "What goes wrong?" segment is that long, definitely that's the answer.
The honesty in your verdict only increases you credibility as a reviewer. You have my support. Good on you!
Cheers mate! - AK
@@Romanio77 If u watched the review, Adam makes it very clear that prior to reviewing any vehicle, they put a lot of research into the vehicle. They review info about the vehicle, from many different sources, who own the product. This enables Adam to give an objective overview of the vehicle. If Adam owned a Disco, and travelled 100,000 kms in it, if the car had been perfect, then he’d say so. If the car had many problems, he’d say this. But, is JUST his own personal experience with the vehicle, good or bad, an accurate representation of the vehicle, on an overall basis, when u factor in that LR are selling thousands of these every year… ? I don’t think so… Watch the video, and listen to what Adam says. The content is very true / accurate and fair, as it is based on a lot of research, of info gained from many different sources. If u personally owned a Disco, and had a great experience with it. Does that mean every Disco is perfectly reliable ? No If u personally owned a Disco, and had many problems with it, does that mean that every Disco is crap ? No…
@@StephenFogarty2023 wow. On CE and various other outlets, when research showed that a Kia was extremely reliable you’d argue until the cows came home how that research “couldn’t be trusted”. It’s good to see that you’ve grown up. We miss you Foggy.
They had us in the first half I'm not gonna lie. 26000km service intervals WTF.
10000 if you watch the video :)
Not all owners will watch the video.
I've owned Land Rovers for over 20 years and have been very lucky so far. I've had a D2, D3, D4 and currently a L320 Range Rover Sport (which is essentially a D4 underneath). All of them have been great vehicles. Comfortable, capable off road and stylish. However, my time with the brand is coming to an end once I take delivery of my Land Cruiser 300. Why? Because I feel like I have used up my 9 lives with LR, and reliability is becoming more important to me as I get older.
I loved my range rover sport but it's also the only car that I have owned that I felt was deliberately trying to piss me off. I ended up getting rid of it and bought a patrol. Was going to get a land cruiser but patrol had such good service history it was too good to pass up on
I loved my range rover sport but it's also the only car that I have owned that I felt was deliberately trying to piss me off. I ended up getting rid of it and bought a patrol. Was going to get a land cruiser but patrol had such good service history it was too good to pass up on
if you brought a LEXUS , you would be driving same car.
@@asfdafasdfwfrg Lexus don't make a comparable vehicle. Oh you mean a re-badged Landcruiser ;)
66 yrs old, car Discovery 2 mfg in 1999 with 346,000 kms. Expected issue but it’s the car we take over the 05 volvo v50 and the 2014 MB B250.
Best way I could describe land rover is that they make lovely rubbish. I loved my range rover but it's the only truck I've ever had that has made me want to take a bat to it. So so many issues for vehicles that really should be better made for the price. My advice is if you have the money for it go for it just accept it could make you very un happy. I personally have a 03 ranger and a 05 patrol. I love them easy to fix, reliable and they both look pretty good in my opinion.
Unfortunately so true.
Thanks Dad! lol so true mate
I work in Emergency Roadside Assist, and these are constantly broken down on the side of the road. Good on you Adam for calling as it is!.
I don't see them broken down more than any other vehicles.
I was on first name terms with DAVE our local breakdown service guy.😂😂😂.
Yep. Seen em on trailers regularly, utter unreliable junk .
I have my disco 5 for the last 2yrs.... by far the coolest jeep i have driven. No issues. These type of videos are available for every model of vehicle, they all have issues. Previously had landcruiser which i loved but serious injector problems which i fixed and continued on for years after. This discovery is a new level of enjoyment.... deal with issues if they arise or if u want to stay wrapped in cotton wool, Buy a bicycle.... lol
Or just buy a Lexus...
It's not a Jeep.
Super helpful! Thank you SOOOO much! Just the review I've been looking for.
Outstanding review as usual AK. Legend mate. Having enjoyed the honey moon period with a HSE RR Sport with a number of issues, I'm happy to say Porsche Macan fills all voids.
Love your commentary. You do a top job and cover a lot of ground.
Good review! I think you are spot on by saying owning the Discovery 5 is a gamble with the odds not on your side. I think its very true of all new JLR products. I have relatives that own new/ish Land Rovers and the maintenance cost is eye watering. Their off road Terrain Response is fantastic but also infuriating. I'm a massive Land Rover fanatic but I've learnt that any JLR product designed by Gerry McGovern will give you problems. Call me old fashioned but I miss the days when Land Rover had proper engineers such as Gordon Bashford, Spen King and David Bache.
I like your honesty! Say it like it is!
It’s good to see you drive on the correct side of the road!!
You already know the verdict the moment you see that it's a Land Rover
Imagine watching this video after recently buying one! 😨
I just bought one today!
@@NEO0how is your feelings? Did you bought the used one?
@@iljaburtsev5124 Yes, I did, and we love it. We did have a leaking windscreen, but this was fixed under the dealer guarantee.
@@NEO0 hows that sucker holding up? looking at one with 54k
@@NEO0faker fixes it for free? Dang I’ve have that problem now and water fried my speakers… no sound 😞
Ultimate LR Discovery for me is my 1996 300tdi. No complex electronics, easy to fix (done head gasket and timing belt etc) and for me, a good looking 4x4.
Proud owner of a 2017 Disco 5 (in the signature color Namib Orange). My only regret is not owning this car when I was high school so I could be the coolest kid in the parking lot 😆. Otherwise, love love love my problem free car! Massage/heated seats for 1st row, 2nd and 3rd row also has heated seats. Sound system is fantastic, the interior is very sleek, compliments on the car in the day and night!
The aren’t cool, at all
@@rwd323 cool beans bro 👍. Stick to your Toyota
You better start saving up for the bills which will inevitably be heading your way.
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Everybody seeing you drive thinks you're an idiot owning this shitbox.
I can imagine the temptation to tread the middle ground in reviewing. I appreciate the honesty.
FYI, if anybody considers this an English vehicle consider this; it is manufactured in Slovakia by an Indian company. Nothing British about it except the reliability
What a British comment
JLR is simply spending Indian money as Tata owns them. That's where that link ends.
@@s.z.x.01 sorry, I am not British. Do you have some objections to the facts?
In that case… Is an S60 Volvo, that’s made in USA, a Swedish vehicle ? Is a VW Tiguan Allspace, that’s made in Mexico… a German vehicle ? Ford Ranger Ute made in Thailand…. New VW Amarok made in South Africa… BMW X5 made in USA. Benz GLE made in USA. And Tesla Model 3 that gets delivered to Australia, is made in China… Does that mean that Elon Musk is Chinese ? 🤷🏻♂️ Many manufacturers have factories in various European countries… And, the list goes on etc…
It's most likely still British designed.
Life is too short to be driving around in boring reliable appliances like Toyota’s and Kia’s. I brought a cheap used HSE Lux with lots of kms (also brought an extended warranty). Love the car and I’m prepared to forgive its reliability.
Well done Vaughan Enjoy it. 👍
I would argue life is too short to be wasting one’s time at repair shops or getting frustrated at subpar engineering
True. I own a Discovery 5 bought with 10.000 kms, now 115.000 kms and it is still running strong besides the (repaired) windshield leak and a weak battery.
@@phillippereira6468Exactly, and why are premium car owners comparing their cars to Toyotas?! Its Lexus they should compare too. But if they do, doubt creeps in 😅
Thank you very much for this review!
I've owned two. Incredible vehicles. Both in their driving and off-road capability and their explosive unreliability. And yet we Land Rover dummies come back for more. I make no excuses for my stupidity
Glad you can admit it haha!
Totally understandable though. When they're working, they're bloody brilliant
Hey, as a VW Audi fan, I know your pain. When things are good, they're brilliant, buuuut, there's always that little sliver of anxiety working in the back of the brain.
It seems as though once you buy one you get stockholm syndrome and can't have any thing else.
Well said Darren! Haha
I think the rear boot is more of a nod to the earlier discos, as that's where the spare used to sit. Looks wise, I don't mind but to each their own
I needed to watch this video. Thank you.
A great honest review!
I have a D5 for 5 year trouble free and have a new one mid year. Love the car good on road good off road and great for touring
Glad to see another person who loves their D5! Best vehicle I’ve had
@@TheCostcoWay_withChinwe True. I own a Discovery 5 bought with 10.000 kms, now 115.000 kms and it is still running strong besides the (repaired) windshield leak
I have a Landrover discovery HSE luxury. Honestly it’s a great car. 65,000 miles 5 years old and so far only thing went wrong was a window regulator which was fixed under warranty. The car literally has everything works. I think the only thing that does happen is the infotainment system takes and extra 10-15 seconds when it’s very hot. I believe most issues with cars are because of how it’s used, short trips, not being used regularly ect. But if used all the time they are a great runner.
Very honest review.
@ReDriven Thanks Adam and team for your research. I appreciate your videos and love watching them. Good structure and format. I am an ex-D4 owner. Absolutely majestic car, still very sad i sold it because cannot find anything that compares to it. Regarding the D5 in your list of engines you are missing one... the 3.0 340hp Supercharged petrol. Can you give your opinion on this one? Should be the AJ126, it's a Jaguar own development. I am in the market for one, but very scarce. What's your feedback on this one? Cheers
Loved mine ; no issues with it during 4 years ownership… didn’t want to swap, but my wife made me upgrade to full fat Range Rover Vogue..
We need a "Small Pretentious Coffee Man" T-shirt - love ya' work, your channel saved me buying a few lemons without doing my due diligence; keep it up, guys!
That would be gold.
Me too, dogged a bullet by watching AK
Mate, brilliant idea on the shirt, we'll make it happen. - AK
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I am here for the video but I am really interested in the comments. I am waiting for the comment section to fill up with owners claiming their Land Rover has accrued over a million kilometers without so much a burnt out numberplate bulb. They have only required a occasional oil change and windshield washer fluid top up. Unicorns do exist but the occasional reliable/durable example doesn't reflect the ownership experience of a overwhelming majority of people who buy them.
That Attenborough section was 10/10.
The same old fool that cannot get basic geography right, yes. Listen to him..
Such a useful video. Can you please cover the new Defender? Is it better from a reliability pov?
I've done 280k in my disco 4. Changed a timing belt and serviced regularly no dramas whats so ever
The best thing about Land Rover is every once in a while it is out of the dealer repair service and you can actually drive it
That’s one LONG what goes wrong section! 😂
The best Range Rover I've ever had (I've only ever had one tee Hee) was a 1978 2 door with the 3.5 V8 and twin SU carbs only! It was bodily rough but the engine ran as sweet as a nut!
The styling of that centre info screen and air-con controls remind me of a 2007 Mazda CX-9.
Regarding the rear Number plate placement. There is a Company in England. That will reskin the back panel. To put the number plate back, in its correct spot. 👌 😄
I'm being nice, that rear end with the off centre number plate, oopsidaisy😁. Loved the David Attenborough😂😂😂
I have driven LOTS of Land-Rovers. My first car was a 1954 Series I with rust and an asthmatic engine. I wish I still had it. Then came about 30 other Land Rovers from Series I, IIa, III, etc etc. I also had several Classic Range Rovers. All were second hand. The biggest repair I had on all of them was a leaking heater radiator. All were thirsty but I had very few mechanical problems apart from the first Series I which was totally clapped out. These days I am driving a Discovery 2 Td5. It had one previous owner and I bought it with about 211,000 km on it. Apart from services it has not needed any work on it. It is now 20 years old and I think I will have to have some small leaks attended too but it has generally been very reliable. But would I buy a recent Land Rover? No thanks. I'll keep the Disco and the Subaru Outback. Mike in Oz
I love LR cars - They represent what cars / SUV should be - But I have had some issues - I could not believe it could even happen ( I did not even think It's possible to happen) I lived in SL and had a discovery for no of years - one of the issue that bugged me the most - During winter season ( bit of a foggy season) the car would build up condensation like you would not believe. I would have to constantly wipe the windows and build moist so much. and eventually I had rust issue. 2nd issue that stand out from my experience - electrical F**** ups. ( Remote key stopped working, window mirror is would not adjust, and electric seat stopped working, , wipers stopped working no of times , the list goes on) Saying all of that I loved that car - It was a company car so I did not mind the cost - the headache was real.
Modern vehicles should be reliable and durable which JLR vehicles have never been.
Reminds me of the Astronaut that was asked if anything bothered him about being shot into space and his answer was "Knowing that everything was built to the lowest tender".
Wear and tear on the interior is great because of the extensive off road time, in the workshop!
They come with free parking each day at the Landrover dealership. At least it’s free until the warranty runs out.
Bought one with 150 miles on clock, horrendous experience, new wiring loom needed after a few months {water ingress damage} in dealership for three months, also water ingress through roof when it rained and on-and on. KEEP AWAY.
Watching this now and I would have one of these in a heartbeat if I had the money, so I have settled for my 2014 Jeep GC Overland, love it. I think I love cars others seem to hate.
Ha ha you do.....good to be different
@@daweigo6851 yeah like being different, but some of these cars have a bad wrap when they don't deserve it, like my Jeep GC, love that car.
@@Renegade040 Till you crash it and it kills you.
Almost bought one, thanks dude. Going to go with a 2017 forester premium instead 38k miles at 21k manual trans
Love it aussie true grit ! Thank you Sir
The more tech you cram in , the more chance of something going wrong.
Really like the David Attenborough impression tho😂
When the LR3/Disco 3 later 4 came out it's issues led to the same internet meltdown. Now nearly all of those faults have been worked out and the realisation of the general 2000's issue of not using longlife service intervals and too light oils means it is now well known how to keep them reliable and fix their foibles as easily and cheaply as possible. (apart from the randomly self-destructing cranks in the later 3.0 versions of the Ford Peugeot TDV6 - nothing you can do about that , either gets you or it doesn't)
Gary Oldman! I am watching Slow Horses series two, great show and actor.
Anyone who is considering buying one of these cars should google the name Sally Morphy. I know her car was a Range Rover but they are made by the same company as Land Rover. Buy one at your peril. In regards to the rear number plate, lets just say that if I owned a vehicle with such a feature my OCD would be going through the roof.
I've had two. Tow and go off-road. Regularly. With no issues. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.
It sounds like a complete nightmare to own in many cases. That would be a hard pass from me.
Good Review, I have 2018 Disco Hse, 3.0 D 127k Kms, also 5 seater like yours, no sunroof either, they are called “Commercial” in Europe, leaking windscreen, yep, infotainment system goes for lunch every now and then, yep, everything else all good, It’s quirky but I love it, does everything you want it to do and then some, some good comments here, some funny ones too and quite a few people on the band wagon.
True. I own a Discovery 5 bought with 10.000 kms, now 115.000 kms and it is still running strong besides the (repaired) windshield leak
I've known many happy owners who have never had any issues with their Land Rover's. The Discovery 4 is their best model I reckon, but the first gen one was pretty great too. SDV6 engine is an absolute beast. I wouldn't hesitate to own one, find a good independent mechanic and enjoy..
Watch LR Time on KZhead - get tissues you will need them
As a mechanic if you want your vehicle to last. Servicing every 10,000kms is a must. Do not believe all the marketing BS from many car makers out there pushing extended service intervals. No engine in current production will last with extended service intervals that is a fact. You are asking for trouble as things will break. As for batteries draining that is just a product of all modern cars having way too many computer modules in them. I have a 2013 mazda CX-5 AWD 2.5 It has 140,000kms still has the original battery.
When this body shape was released I thought these look great but greatness needs to be more than skin deep & consistent reliability across the range is not too much to expect. It is the 2020's, my simple base model SUV from 2014 may not excite anyone but has been reliable so far & a lot cheaper to purchase when new, but I look after it.Servicing is before every 10,000 at 6 month intervals & run on 95 Ron even though it can run on 91.
Dont waste your money on 95, it really doesnt make much of a difference
I had the air suspension shit itself while I was mid way through customer handover. I quit selling them the following week.
I love my Disco, only ever do religiously service on mine
The offset number plate and the non symmetrical curve is a hark back to the early designs that had a spare wheel mounted on the door. It looks weird to me, I prefer the sport. I owned a few discos, they were reasonably reliable, but yes they had their problems.
This is a quality content you are making. Thank you. Please make the same for Mercedes GLC and Lexus RX
Both very high on our "to do" list mate, and thank you for the lovely words. - AK
My DPF blow after 30k km, it was just displaying check engine light in orange/yellow. When I informed my service tehnician he said its good its not red??? After too many visits to service ( 8 ) they changed the whole DPF system costing too much but it was taken by guarantee cover. Its great vehicle but the problems everybody saying scaring me how it will be in the future, for now: DPF, emergency monitors going off, rear camera…i have bought extended warranty but staying at service and driving it there is frustrating, sometimes few times a month.
I have never owned a Disco and I thought after seeing the first half of this video, it would be a great vehicle to own THEN the second half put paid to any of those dreams. What a shocker......
Don’t believe everything you see on the internet 😂
I have owned several LRs, to include a Disco 5. I loved this car with the exception of the FOB... it always locked me out, and it often would not start the vehicle even when I could get inside. LR was never able to fix it. Traded it for a Defender First Edition (5th LR), and I was equally let down.
I own one and love it!
Have a look at the KZhead channel LR Time if you want to get an idea how reliable the V6 Ford Turbo Diesel is. It is hard to know how many catastrophic faults can be put into one engine.
Complete and utter piece of sh##. I had one for less than 12 months it was in and out of the dealership most of that time. Didn’t help the dealership was run by untrained monkeys that didn’t know one end of their product from the other. Even called the local OEM for help, no reply. My wife has had a $15 hairdryer for 24years that’s more reliable. I traded it in ( the Land Rover not the hairdryer ) for a brand new Mazda CX9 7 seater which I drove for 11years and 180,000 kms with 3 kids and enough gear to survive an Armageddon. It never ever ever missed a beat and looked new until the day I sold it. If you’re considering buying any Land Rover product what so ever get a friend to slam your fingers in a door, times that by 10 and that is how painful the ownership experience will be. Keep up the great work team ReDriven your saving consumers $$$$$$$$$
I Follow what u say, but, if u had heaps of problems with the CX9 in first 12 months, then what ? U had a great ownership experience with CX9,which is great, but, not every CX9 is perfect Would be easy to find forums filled with owners talking of bad experiences with CX9..
I borrowed a mates RR Sport, it was lovely to drive and felt so special. Would I buy any LR my own money? No chance. I don’t even like the look of the Disco.
Can you review the Mazda cx-3 please?
My Neighbours have 2 of these each. Now I laugh 😂 LEMONS 🍋
They've got 4 in total? A solution to the reliability problems, but an extravagant one.
@@eatmycomments once each neighbour, Neighbour’s plural
Thank you so much
hmmmmm what car next time? keep up the great work boys
After a first gen Range Rover, 2 110 Defendes, one diesel, one petrol. Magnificent when its going. But when things start to go wrong, electronics, mechanically, thats when you will never buy another LR product again. Spare parts must be gold plated, or thas what the prices suggest, and availability is a serious issue. On top of that, the drop in value each year, will drive you pulling your hair out. The LR Experiance is not worth the cost. No thank you.
Great review, spot on. Loved it. Nice to drive, but it is so unreliable. Never again.
I own a 2008 Discovery 3 SE V8 and love it. Its has 99K miles, keep up with maintenance especially the oil changes it will go on. Cheers 🍻 🇬🇧
i still don't understand how Land Rover keep making their car better and better, but never really solve their reliability issue
I recently had a very unpleasant episode with my Disco 5. The steering rack failed whilst cornering causing me to have an RTA. I claimed on my insurance for body and mechanical repair. 14 weeks in to repair and I am still awaiting return. Very long parts wait from LR (steering rack, suspension arms and subframe). Can anyone advise if I have a legitimate claim against LR as I have excess to pay on my insurance claim and the car is now devalued as it has been in an accident. I understand that this fault has been recognised with other LR models that have been recalled but not the Discovery 5.
I love my discovery sport R dynamic
That offset was a design they chose to use to pay homage to the old land rovers that had the wheel on the back door
Comfortable seats are VERY important as you wait for the tow truck to arrive 😂😂
It's crazy what features they don't come with, that my 10 yr old Lexus does ...
D5 td6 snapped crank at 55000km, complete engine destroyed. Jlr covered engine replacement. Windscreen leaked , rear door out of adjustment, sunroof leak, for lock system failure, just a small list of problems with our family's d5.
Hi ReDriven, will there be a review on the Touareg R50 coming soon? Thanks
We actually had one booked in, and it had a major problem so had to cancel. As soon as we can find another, we'll feature it. - AK
...surprising that the off-road capability gets upgraded🙄 I live in Abu Dhabi, there are thousands of these here and have never seen one off-road.
I wonder if LR would sell as many with a Tata Motors badge on it?
I loved mine, but, yes, they are the worst car to own and.. the best. It was amazing offroad, so comfortable, so capable, but... soooo expensive and riddled with issues. I'd never own one again. But... also i might.. as a second car that I couldn't trust as being my work daily.
The problem with all these long service intervals with all manufacturers is that so many new cars are leased as company cars and the lease cost is based on the long service interval so no matter what the owner/drivers think the car will not get adequate oil changes, so if you are buying 3-4 year old ex-lease cars avoid anything with higher mileages like the plague no matter who made it.
Had to return to the UK last Nov. Had the opportunity to go beating at a farmers pheasant shoot. The yard was full of RRs LRs & LDs, a lonely BMW and an obviously poor farmer's Mitsubishi. After the days shooting I asked the owners what they thought of them. Universal reply was "Expensive shit, but you have to have one coz they are good when they work".
FIRST! Well not now after I refreshed 🤣 So so so bad. Wife would love any Landrover.. NO! is always my answer.. Thankfully she has falling in love with the Suzuki Jimny
lets jump on the band wagon and slate JLR reliability, its NOT JUST JLR that have reliability issues, other brands have issue too.
Very true mate, however, according to countless reports and surveys, JLR have more reliability issues per vehicle manufactured than most. - AK
@@ReDriven we’ll never know how much is down to the dealership too and not just the car 😉
Other brands do have issues, you’re right. We’re not saying they don’t, but Land Rover are statistically worse than others. Check out the latest JD power report in the states, Land Rover are dead last for reliability. With almost twice the problems as top-placed Lexus. Jaguar are only a couple of places better. So saying JLR products are a gamble to buy, where the odds are not in your favour, isn’t a band wagon statement, it’s a fact.
Obviously has inherit electrical problems, they will only get worse as the vehicle ages, the other issues in Australia is dust, and electronics do not mix. One to keep in the City.
Hello i wana Buy a land rover D 5. 65 Klm. ? 2017. it’s good car or not it’s 3.0 Gas ?
My dad swears by them, if you keep up with maintenance and preventative maintenance they are reliable, they’re not for people who think it’s a Toyota that you don’t need to even do an oil change of
Hey mate, Can you please make a video on Toyota Fortuner.
Really like it