Range Rover All-Wheel-Drive system

I am still wondering with the LR awd system, how does using the spare tyre work when it is different rolling circumference from the other tyres. This is a big no no with the Subaru awd system.

I've had LR space savers on RRS's and they have been the same rolling circumference as the other tyres, just that the others were 20" and the spare was a 19" with a tyre of the right profile to match the other 3 so no transmission wind-up occurred

(25-09-2011 04:03am)Gorjan Wrote:  [quite]
Vehicle ------ Design/Appearance ------- Off road performance ------- Comfort/Cockpit
Q5
X3
RX350
Evoque :

Why did yiu give the Evoque For comfort/cockpit? I think it is nicer than x3 inside and should be mory comfy...
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I guess I have not yet spent enough time in the cabin to be able to compare it with the other cars, so it was more of a ? mark.
I drove a prestige for about 1 hour with the salesman and I did not have enough time to fully appreciate the car performance and the quality of the interior. However, I did come out with a very positive first impression. Certainly strong enough to stop me from purchasing the MY2012 Q5 or Lexus RX350. I believe my next ride will be a Range Rover Evoque

        Couple of shots of an SD4 Pure Auto showing what it can do off-road.