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New FFRR review - eddkawasaki - 17-11-2012 03:11pm
That well known motoring review site Techradar
have been playing in the new RRhttp://www.techradar.com/news/car-tech/new-range-rover-packed-to-the-grilles-with-futuristic-features-1112657
RE: New FFRR review - XFullFatTim - 28-11-2012 12:36am
Saw my first one today in Lookers Park Royal PDI bay. Causeway Grey with full ball on black interior. 21" shadow and diamond turned wheels (£600 each with out rubber on them) it is an Autobiography SDv8 Executive ( read 4 seater) and already had 90 miles on the odo! At £107,000 list it is rather pricey but it is a stunning car and worth every penny - I'm spending next Monday driving them at Gleneagles Hotel - best Christmas present I will get this year!
RE: New FFRR review - J77 - 28-11-2012 01:01am
http://rules.config.landrover.com/lr/en_gb/l405_001bt/21zt7/a-ab_a-qtbv/n-025lv_n-029se_n-033sp_n-038fb_n-047ab_n-074md_n-088eh_n-842_tkm-tkn-sa-ab/sendToMobile.html#.ULVTbjOCvKM.mailto
Had a bit of a play around. That's the spec sorted just need the cash. Love the colour Antilles blue (£6000 one of the cheaper colours)
Configurator is still useless though, the spec that is in the link above doesn't show that I have spec'ed executive class seating, centre cooler in the rear and the 1700w meridian sound system (£4000)
RE: New FFRR review - XFullFatTim - 28-11-2012 10:45am
You're spending that much and you only want the weedy engine?
RE: New FFRR review - J77 - 28-11-2012 10:57am
Some of the reviews reckon this is the best engine for performance, economy etc, has the same power as the outgoing TDV8. With this engine the car benefits from the full 420kg weight loss compared to 230kg with the SDV8.
In reality if I had that kind of cash and heard the throb of the SDV8, that would swing it.
RE: New FFRR review - XFullFatTim - 28-11-2012 03:06pm
Having just had my annual pension statement and rights, I will be looking at a lottery win or working another 10 years if I am to ever afford one!
Re: New FFRR review - Easty - 28-11-2012 08:05pm
I'll buy you one if i solely win the 500mil lottery this week.
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RE: New FFRR review - J77 - 28-11-2012 08:56pm
Think I'll have to stick with a baby Range Rover.
RE: New FFRR review - Tulabb - 28-11-2012 09:19pm
Saw a beautiful one today at guy salmon and it was about to go in the showroom. It was massive!
RE: New FFRR review - XFullFatTim - 28-11-2012 11:15pm
Next to an Evoque yes it is huge, but next to the last generation it is only a couple of cms longer and looks a lot wider but it isn't. I need a Euromillions win though to afford one, I didn't for the last FFRR.