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    XXV Review

    Car Advice published a review of an oz spec XXV....

    Land Rover Discovery XXV: Weekend With | CarAdvice

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimlr View Post
    Car Advice published a review of an oz spec XXV....

    Land Rover Discovery XXV: Weekend With | CarAdvice
    I read that last week, even left a comment, was a good review. I would also be interested in Pat Callinans review of the Discovery, which I believe was the same car 4x4 Australia tested on Fraser a couple of issues ago, same colour as ours too, Loire blue and Almond interior, just thought I would add that..

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    Bloody whinging about the door hard to shut how silly. But nice looking rig.

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    She got the acceleration number wrong - she quotes the number for the 155kw engine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tiddy View Post
    I read that last week, even left a comment, was a good review. I would also be interested in Pat Callinans review of the Discovery, which I believe was the same car 4x4 Australia tested on Fraser a couple of issues ago, same colour as ours too, Loire blue and Almond interior, just thought I would add that..

    Pats review posted here:

    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/showthread...59#post2202559

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    Quote Originally Posted by nat_89 View Post
    Bloody whinging about the door hard to shut how silly. But nice looking rig.


    The doors are hard to shut 'cause the seals .... well, they seal!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SBD4 View Post
    She got the acceleration number wrong - she quotes the number for the 155kw engine.

    As were the quoted KW figures on the RHS of the page versus her narrative.


    Simple stuff when you are a world class editor like myself .... maybe not ... LOL!!! Just sloppy really. I thought her comments about height selection, etc (off-Road Cred), did nothing more than demonstrate how little she knew about the topic and car.


    But in the end, she wrote an article form her perspective, which would probably resonate with the majority of the market.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Celtoid View Post
    The doors are hard to shut 'cause the seals .... well, they seal!!!
    It's also a "girly thing" - noodle-armed sissy girls can't get those heavy doors moving. Try it offroad when you're parked with at least one wheel in the air and you fall out from gravity rather than stepping out! There is a lot of weight in these doors.

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    XXV Review

    And another xxv review....

    http://www.carsguide.com.au/car-revi...5#.U_NhPdkazCQ

    Same car doing the rounds

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    I don't know why LR wants their opinion - You could hardly call that a review. These automotive journalists are a whingey, pain in the arse mob who think they are the font of all wisdom.

    They could do with a trip up Mount Walker or something similar to open their eyes to the true capabilities of the vehicle and what makes it truly unique - the fact that it can do that and yet provide supreme comfort and handling on the open road for effortless cruising.
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