That video is put out by the US marketing team. Of course they won't mention anywhere else. Surely you realise that the whole world really wants to be American!Quote:
Originally Posted by grey_ghost
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That video is put out by the US marketing team. Of course they won't mention anywhere else. Surely you realise that the whole world really wants to be American!Quote:
Originally Posted by grey_ghost
I like it.
Hi Don,
Twas said in jest however-it is interesting that the US Land Rover released the video and not the UK?
Looks great, a natural progression I think, leaves to coils to air.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrangie
I will be buying one, nearly bought a D5 but happy to wait another year.
The fake paparazzi drive-by photos I can understand, but these glamour shots of the vehicle with cut up cardboard boxes taped all over it are a bit confusing.
.zzstill no new info.
No wonder the D5 became a bubble.
Looking forward to seeing it without the camo. The vertical C pillar looks promising in terms of design, but the short rear end is not inspiring. ...strange that there’s no ‘pickup’ version in the USA teaser.
Or brilliant marketing..Quote:
Originally Posted by Dervish
Making us want to see it without the camouflage. It's working.
It's a Defender replacement and yet it has low profile HT tyres ?
Is it wishful thinking it might have 33" tyres as an option like the Wrangler?
It'll be for the latte sippers.
Which reminds me, it's time for my morning piccolo....[bigwhistle]
Dont look low profile to me in this shot(i seem to recall a few different wheel tyre combos in different spy shots, these ones kinda look like somewhere in the middle between a big walled tyre and a low pro, infact they kinda look like 32's or 33s on an 18inch rim https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...4c13b7e771.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6912e98215.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by rick130