Will a MY12 dynamic grille fit a MY13 pure?

As above

Many thanks

(26-08-2012 05:57am)EpicEvo Wrote:  As above

Many thanks

Yes.
The grille for 3 models are all the same size. The only difference between the MY12 & MY13 is the LR badge.

I hate the land rover badge on the grille... Think it ruins it

I disagree. IMO it gives the car a link to its maker. It is after all a Land Rover! Only the model is RR. All other LR and RR's have it. Just my opinion obviously.

Interesting view... But I do feel the "Range Rover" printed across the bonnet just above the grille is more than enough to tell people what it is

I think it's quiet funny that someone missed the fact that the RRE was the only car missing the badge!!!! And then only picked up on it later.......shit happens....)

(26-08-2012 09:13am)Bodlyfunctions Wrote:  I disagree. IMO it gives the car a link to its maker. It is after all a Land Rover! Only the model is RR. All other LR and RR's have it. Just my opinion obviously.

I agree that the model is a Range Rover but I would be amazed if you tell people you own a Land Rover Range Rover Evoque, you tell them its a Range Rover Evoque.
Land Rover may be the parent brand but it is a RANGE ROVER.

I think Range Rover sounds more posh haha it's my way of sounding stuck up even tho I'm skint

(26-08-2012 10:56am)EpicEvo Wrote:  I think Range Rover sounds more posh haha it's my way of sounding stuck up even tho I'm skint

To me the brand is split into the Luxury Range Rover Side, and the more Utilitarian side of Land Rover.

When RRE was launched last year LR had just gone through a "rebranding" - the intention was that Range Rover would be a stand alone brand, all the dealerships had to re-brand with both the Land Rover and Range Rover brand images.......... As SMayo says Range Rover was to be the luxury "brand" name for Land Rover, a bit like Lexus is the luxury brand of Toyota. The whole exercise seems to have fallen totally flat on its face - everybody knows what Range Rover stands for and what Land Rover stands for, no need to spend a fortune rebranding everything. It looks like there has been a change of mind at Land Rover Towers and now all the cars are going back to being models within the Land Rover brand.