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    Quote Originally Posted by phl View Post
    Over 3100kg!!!

    Unless that's a mistake, that's extremely heavy.

    [Edit] Forgot to add the official link.
    Thats probably it's GVM. Its 480kg lighter than the previous model, which was between 2500 and 2700kg. So definitely not 3100kg

    Cheera

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    I'm glad I bought a D4. Looks like a hairdresser's car

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    Or a Ford Everest, or a Kia, or everything else out there.

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    DISCOVERY IS TO BE DISOWNED
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    ditto
    2003 D2a Auto TD5 good Landy gone
    2015 D4 probably the most amazing yet, why get a RR?

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    Not to many flattering comments about the new D5 to be found anywhere. Lots of talk in the D5 section, most reflect the comments here.

    It's early days but I reckon so far it looks and sounds like from most feedback that LR has seriously stuffed up with the D5, lets hope they get the new Defender right.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TerryO View Post
    Not to many flattering comments about the new D5 to be found anywhere. Lots of talk in the D5 section, most reflect the comments here.

    It's early days but I reckon so far it looks and sounds like from most feedback that LR has seriously stuffed up with the D5, lets hope they get the new Defender right.
    True, we'll have to go the Defender route. The last straw is the electric seat fold, another toy to entice the soft-roader market.
    I can see the used D4 prices rising, this was the last true 4X4 Discovery from LR.
    Last edited by Nicky; 30th September 2016 at 09:07 AM. Reason: left out word
    2003 D2a Auto TD5 good Landy gone
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicky View Post
    I can see the used D4 prices rising, this was the last true 4X4 Discovery from LR.
    That would be OK, but if I sold I'd need to purchase a D5 or a Land Cruiser.
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    so ugly even Bob the builder said, cant fix that...

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    You guys are as bad as Defender drivers talking about a D4! Give it a chance and have a drive before you get so negative about everything. We haven't even seen one in the flesh yet.


    You are living in the 21st century where there are global rules on fuel consumption, carbon emissions and everything else that we hardly even think about. You can't make a brick like a Defender or even a D4 now and comply with all the rules. Wind tunnels probably provide more input than we know and drive shapes in a particular direction.


    I reckon they have done a great job of getting drag down, keeping some of the Discovery DNA, getting weight down and keeping a Land Rover family likeness through all of the models under almost impossible obstacles thrown up by governments, regulatory bodies and marketing departments.


    One issue that I can see is that Terrain Response is optional so there will be many fewer genuine off road versions available on the second hand market than with the D4. At least low range is standard on everything from SE up according to the build your own web page. They are obviously going all out to increase market share with the SUV buyer public, rather than the 4WD drivers like most of us.
    Bob

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    2019 Discovery 5 SD6 SE, 20 inch wheels, 275/55R20 Nitto Grappler G2 tyres

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