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Thread: Xenon headlight doesn't always turn on
Post: RE: Xenon headlight doesn't always turn on
Yes, but it's going to one of those problems where, when you get to the dealer, the lights are going to work... |
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19-02-2012, 05:17pm |
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Thread: Xenon headlight doesn't always turn on
Post: Xenon headlight doesn't always turn on
Has anybody had this problem on their Evoque (or any other car for that matter)?
My right headlight sometimes doesn't turn on. It'll flicker a bit when you turn the switch and that's all... |
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General |
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18-02-2012, 09:38pm |
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Thread: Prestige Vs Dynamic Exterior
Post: RE: Prestige Vs Dynamic Exterior
I think that the prestige/pure is closest to the LRX concept and really like the way that the black sills make the car look slimmer.
I didn't like the Dynamic at all until I saw one in the flesh.
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General |
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14-02-2012, 04:27pm |
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Thread: Adaptive Dynamics
Post: RE: Adaptive Dynamics
(10-02-2012 09:33pm)Kimv Wrote: Worse WITH AD? As in less good? Could you please elaborate on this? Are you disappointed?
No not disappointed, just wondering if the ride isn't a tad better wit... |
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General |
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11-02-2012, 11:43am |
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Thread: Adaptive Dynamics
Post: RE: Adaptive Dynamics
I have AD and even though I haven't tried one without, I have the feeling that like what car magazine said in their review, the ride is probably a little bit worse with AD. |
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General |
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10-02-2012, 09:31pm |
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Thread: Is The Evoque a 'Proper' 4x4?
Post: RE: Is The Evoque a 'Proper' 4x4?
Looking at the terrain they were going through in the video, what made the RRS win was that it had better tires. That's all.
Having said that, of course the Evoque isn't as good as the FFRR and Disco... |
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General |
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08-02-2012, 12:09pm |
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Thread: Petrol or Diesel
Post: RE: Petrol or Diesel
Depends how you'll be using your petrol. I'm getting 21 mpg at the moment, but that's doing a lot of town driving in a very hilly town (and remember, it's a pretty heavy car to pull up a hill). At 75m... |
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31-01-2012, 09:06am |
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Thread: Parking Width
Post: RE: Parking Width
Thanks benzina.
That's still pretty wide... and wider than anything else in the class. |
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23-01-2012, 01:40pm |
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Thread: Parking Width
Post: RE: Parking Width
Having had a quick look around the web, it seems that most cars width is measured "excluding" the wing mirrors. Just have to measure by how much the folded mirrors protrude from the widest part of the... |
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21-01-2012, 11:06pm |
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Thread: Roofbox / Accessories
Post: RE: Roofbox / Accessories
Does somebody know what kind of roofbox will fit the Land Rover cross bars? will anything fit or does one have to use the Land Rover Roofbox? |
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alanet |
Modifications |
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21-01-2012, 04:13pm |
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Thread: Parking Width
Post: RE: Parking Width
(21-01-2012 03:12pm)benzina Wrote: Not sure with the Evoque,but usually, the width for most cars officially listed specifications,is taken at the widest point of the body, excluding mirrors ent... |
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21-01-2012, 03:19pm |
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Thread: Parking Width
Post: RE: Parking Width
Yes, I know. Where I wasn't sure was if the 1965 measurement was with mirrors folded or without mirrors. As the mirrors don't fold much, the car would be quite a bit under the 1965mm mesurement if the... |
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21-01-2012, 03:04pm |
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Thread: Parking Width
Post: RE: Parking Width
I think that the stated width of 1965mm is with mirrors folded. But because the mirror don't fold very well, this might be a bit misleading. |
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21-01-2012, 02:38pm |
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Thread: Real world mpg
Post: RE: Real world mpg
I wonder how much adaptive dynamics cost in terms of fuel economy. They are on all the time and probably use quite a lot of current, no? |
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21-01-2012, 08:15am |
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Thread: Hood problem
Post: RE: Hood problem
This happened to me today. The hood seems to lock on both sides and not in the middle. So it may seem closed but it isn't. Try pushing it down on both sides... |
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Technical |
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15-01-2012, 10:03pm |
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Thread: Real world mpg
Post: RE: Real world mpg
Ingrn, are you stating your mpg in US gallons? That would mean that you are doing 24 mpg (imperial). Most si4 users seem to be getting what they were expecting... |
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02-01-2012, 01:43am |
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Thread: Boot size
Post: RE: Boot size
The subject has come up before, here.
Basically, very few manufacturers cheat when stating boot size. But LR have on the Evoque. This also explains the difference in boot size between coupe and 5 doo... |
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20-09-2011, 11:55pm |
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Thread: Is it a Ford Engine?
Post: RE: Is it a Ford Engine?
It's a bit easy to give the credit to Ford for the Evoque. Top management at Tata understood that the LRX concept had to be faithfully translated into production. This is exceptionally rare. And isn't... |
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20-09-2011, 08:30am |
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Thread: Anybody from Switzerland ?
Post: RE: Anybody from Switzerland ?
They must have been losing so many customers (like myself) that they had to make the cut. There still is a big difference, but keep in mind that the Swiss importer offers 3 years of servicing in it's ... |
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alanet |
Europe |
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02-09-2011, 09:12am |
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Thread: 2wd with winter Tyres vs 4wd without
Post: RE: 2wd with winter Tyres vs 4wd without
A 2wd with snow tires will break better and have more lateral grip. It'll have less traction though. Just depends where your priorities are... |
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General |
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28-08-2011, 12:08pm |