Thread: DEFENDER designer VS BOLLINGER designer

Jaguar Land Rover applies for Road Rover name trademark | Autocar

Originally Posted by auslizard

Jaguar Land Rover applies for Road Rover name trademark | Autocar

I agree. Although it’s nothing new:

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Originally Posted by goingbush

ADR's are redundant at the close of the Automotive Manufacturing here

I doubt very much that that's correct.

I'm happy to sit on the sidelines at the moment and see what actually happens. The Bollinger looks cool/retro and a clone of a Land Rover so if it ends up a practical solution for my needs then I may be in the market.
At some point in the future I possibly won't have a choice of getting an ICE powered vehicle but by then I probably won't be driving.......



Colin

Originally Posted by Zeros

I agree. Although it’s nothing new:

The picture you posted was of a Rover car not the Road Rover








Colin

Originally Posted by gromit

I doubt very much that that's correct.

I'm happy to sit on the sidelines at the moment and see what actually happens. The Bollinger looks cool/retro and a clone of a Land Rover so if it ends up a practical solution for my needs then I may be in the market.
At some point in the future I possibly won't have a choice of getting an ICE powered vehicle but by then I probably won't be driving.......



Colin

Well ADR's on older vehicles will still apply , but not on newer imports, because they already don't !!


Nah, you'll be driving Electric ! .... Mobility Scooters are Electric.

Originally Posted by gromit

The picture you posted was of a Rover car not the Road Rover








Colin

Thanks Colin, strictly true. But any non 4x4 Rover is essentially a road rover. Infact all current Land Rover 4x4s are primarily road rovers.
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Originally Posted by Zeros

Thanks Colin, strictly true. But any non 4x4 Rover is essentially a road rover. Infact all current Land Rover 4x4s are primarily road rovers.

Interesting point of view but the ones in the pictures they actually called Road Rovers.


Colin

Originally Posted by goingbush

Well ADR's on older vehicles will still apply , but not on newer imports, because they already don't !!

So the Government website is incorrect Australian Design Rules

"The Act requires all road vehicles, whether they are newly manufactured in Australia or are imported as new or second hand vehicles, to comply with the relevant ADRs at the time of manufacture and supply to the Australian market"


Colin