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Hmm.. I hear what you're saying howeverQuote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Look at the competition.
Does that mean the v8s in the current Range Rover sports and Range Rovers will also not be available come sept 2019
Also will the miriad of other v8s avail cease to exisit sept 2019 in other cars including Gwagon, Nissan patrol, Landcruiser 200/79,Jeep just about every US built truck.
Not saying they will be around forever, but efficient modern V8 will still be around for quite some time yet.
Joseph McLee on Instagram: “Look what I've spotted at the gas station today! 😲 It's a brand new Land Rover Defender - and it's a hybrid!”
Hybrid filling up with Super, so petrol hybrid?
No thats silly to thing existing engines are going to desist in 2020,Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrangie
It just means no more ICE development , V8's are history .
Is The End In Sight? Ford Plans To Scale Back 5.0L V8 Production At Essex Engine Plant - The Fast Lane Truck
Sucks nitrous [emoji23][emoji23]
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Didn't fords engine contract end this year with JLRQuote:
Originally Posted by goingbush
Ford planning to close Bridgend plant, putting 1,700 jobs at risk | Business | The Guardian
"The Bridgend plant has manufactured engines since 1980. However, the plant, which sends petrol engines to Ford factories across Europe, was thought to be particularly at risk because a contract to manufacture engines for JLR will end this year."
Hence the LR straight 6 ingenium amongst other new options and BMW v8 etc.
Straight 6 Ingenium is a new ICE development.
I would also disagree V8s are history, i would say millions per year are still sold, they will just move them to mild hybrid and hybrid.
no, its been in development since well before Deiselgate , the China thing and the announcement that Diesel is to be banned in Europe.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrangie
So you reckon no company is currently developing any automotive ICE engines at all? Seems a bit far fetched.Quote:
Originally Posted by goingbush
That would be about right, only the ones that want to go broke or already have engines under development. Theres probably still a petrol future beyond the diesel ban.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrangie
Mazda are also developing smaller rotaries to be used as EV range extenders .
A member on here whom now owns a patrol, and stepped out of a pretty modified puma, said the stock patrol would leave a stock puma for dead in the bush, but not so against his dual locked large rubbered landy (puma), but it would give it a good run for its money.Quote:
Originally Posted by goingbush
And its V8 [emoji7][emoji1419]Quote:
Originally Posted by Vern