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    LR Experience

    Nice to put a new SDV6 D4 through its paces at my cotton today - hill climbs & descents all done in normal TR setting! ( with ease)

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    Sounds like a fun day mate....

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    I took a Sport,not bad but a bit small compared to the D4.Definitely wouldn't suit our needs.The adjustable hill descent with dash speed indication is a good improvement.Interesting air intakes through each side of top of bonnet.No chance of a snorkel.TR with auto setting also interesting.

    Then took a D4 SDV6,mainly to see how it compared with mine.Very similar,particularly as only was able to do slow off road stuff.
    Couldn't take either on road for a run which is where the difference to mine would show with the extra power/torque.

    The guys with us new their stuff which was good.

    No TDV8 or supercharged V8 which was a bummer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scarry View Post
    ....The adjustable hill descent with dash speed indication is a good improvement.
    Paul, how does that differ from the way HDC works currently?
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    Ahh I should have gone back for another run ....but I didn't realise you could take more than 1 out...
    I was impressed with the control you have using the hdc in the new d4 - it's very smooth

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    Oh stopit,I still have 6 sleeps to go before I find out for good the new D4s are
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    Quote Originally Posted by SBD4 View Post
    Paul, how does that differ from the way HDC works currently?
    it works very similar,but there is dash indication of the speed you set,so you know where you are in the scale between min and max setting,if you know what i mean.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Meken View Post
    Ahh I should have gone back for another run ....but I didn't realise you could take more than 1 out...
    I was impressed with the control you have using the hdc in the new d4 - it's very smooth
    The HDC is a massive improvement from say a D2.
    I didn't know you could keep going in different vehicles until one of the staff mentioned it.But she did say it depends how busy they were.
    Didn't seem any of them were very busy.

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