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What are those blibby-blob thingos on top? are they next-gen robo-car devices.... may not be compatible with the roof-top box. Also, looks like this one has the optional extra spaces for additional land rover badges [bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrangie
They are bosch autonomous testers i believe, the "badges" are sensors that move up and down on little adjusters no doubt to find the sweet spot. No idea what the do though. Heres spyshot of inside [emoji15]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...02a4fbebb4.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Gregz
Being a mod/admin probably doesn't help, might have to see everything [emoji6]Quote:
Originally Posted by goingbush
Jaguar Land Rover's survival bid: five new cars in two years | Autocar
Going to be a very busy few years for JLR it seems.
From Land Rover sales brochure...
"There are somethings that will never need improving. The chassis is one of them. Immensely strong, it is probably the single most important component in Defender's design architecture and contributes to the vehicle's strength, versatility, durability and capability."
Oops... that was from the Puma brochure. Similar claims were stated in the brochures for the Td5 and the tdi and the 90-110 models. Someone forgot to tell Gerry McGovern.[biggrin]
That sounds like McGovern speak.
Haha, I think that's been posted before, rings a bell.The world is changing in ways and at a speed that us mere humans cannot predict, manufacturers must adapt or die.Quote:
Originally Posted by spudfan
I've heard similar comments made about the D 3/4 chassis.
I’d believe it about the D3/4 though. One of the few cars I know that can get hung up cross axled, without any chassis/body twisting, allowing all the doors to open and close easily.
Speaking of the D4, Lucky8 are seriously modding theirs, upgraded axles, cvs, ford v8? Full under body armour.
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Can't wait to see what the come up with for the defender. They are on record as being fully committed to it.