The RRS doesn't look as big, mainly because it's a bit shorter but also with the sloping upper tailgate. I think the seat is also lower so easier getting in and out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart02
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The RRS doesn't look as big, mainly because it's a bit shorter but also with the sloping upper tailgate. I think the seat is also lower so easier getting in and out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart02
The L320 Sport is definitely shorter than the D4. 4" less wheelbase. It's fractionally wider with the mirrors out. The L494 Sport is longer.
Cheers
Gordon
Those specs are for the RRS2. Being 3 weeks into the ownership of a MY16 model and coming from a MY10 disco, I can unequivocally say that there is nowhere near the same room in an RRS2. More room is given to the rear seat passengers which is welcomed by my two teenagers. Rear seat slopes back more into the luggage space not to mention the rear window. The real story is in the luggage space:Quote:
Originally Posted by Meken
RRS2:
Rear seats up: 782 Litres
Rear seats down: 1652 Litres
D4:
Rear seats up: 1260 Litres
Rear seats down: 2560 Litres
I really miss that space!
There shouldn't be but there are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meken
Yes over take uphill at 110 kmh . I had a 100 series cruiser with turbo diesel chipped and exhaust and would have no issue towing 2.7 t uphill at 120 kmh and speed up to overtake if needed.
So today was interesting day. I went on the test drives. Test drove the tdv6 and test drove sdv6 . Both brand new so latest specs.
Got quoted 95k for she and 83k for td with tech pack and few others bits. Land Rover have a special at the moment with 10k of the list price. To be honest I didn't see a huge difference between the two. Rovers and was a bit disappointed withgthe sdv6. I was expecting more grunt. I test drove the jeep straight after as the the two dealers are only a few kms away, I gotta say I was blown away with the grand. Power response all amazing and very quiete. I can get the over land for 72k drive away and has way more options than the hse and is 20k cheaper. I don't know if I can justify paying the extra 20k for the rover and still not get the options like heated and cooled seats, heated steering wheel! Sunroof, adaptive cruise, emergency braking etc..
Unless I find a super bargain used disco I'm afar aid I may have to go with the jeep.
The former Sydney Exhibition Centre was one; have to say those height bars make a lot of noise when you hit them...Quote:
Originally Posted by Meken
15 New Cars To Avoid | Forbes
http://www3.forbes.com/business/15-c...resale-values/
Says quite a bit, really.
Doesn't mention the grand Cherokee...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh
And all it says about the Disco is that it has good resale value.
Cheers
Dan
Oh well, I'm convinced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco-tastic
Nothing to be afraid of by saying that on this forumQuote:
Originally Posted by Jcg1
Unless it is because you want a D4...