L318?? or Should the Discovery 2 forum include L318 in it's name?

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Originally Posted by OffTrack

Speculation is that the Defender REPLACEMENT will use the T5 platform. :angel:

Years were pretty clear, Disco 5 due for release in mid-2016, 12 months after the launch of the Defender replacement in mid-2015. How difficult is that?

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Read harder :p

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although the firm may alter the current T5 architecture that is utilised by the current Discovery, Range Rover Sport, and Defender.

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Cheers
Will

Interesting, The L318 bit is gone...

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

.... so does that mean I now need to start calling my Storm a L318 instead?

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Storm = TD5 Engine

L318 = Vehicle model designation...

:cool:

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Originally Posted by Scouse

Before I joined AULRO, I had never heard of the P38a Range Rover, despite being around the car since 1994. I knew the current shape was referred to as an L322 but no one ever used the term in official Land Rover circles.

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I was in a similar boat. t wasn't until I became active on LROCV's forum that I had heard of the P38. I was horrified when I found out this, as back in the 70's P38 was a common nickname for the Leyland P76. P38 meaning only half a car.

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Originally Posted by p38arover

The P38A is officially, according to a sheet I received from LR, the L321. The D2 is the L318, the Defender (not sure which model) is the L316, a Freelander 1 is the L314 and the Evoque is the L538.


Not to be confused with the L322 (current RR or the L405, the upcoming RR). The old RRS is the L320 and the new one is the L494.

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Ron - has your PC started to stutter?

Ideas for plates from this though. LRL318 is available and no charges as is std config.

yea, but even I'd have to be nudged,,,

I see the numbers 318 and think 770 with a Fireball:cool:

Well you could go TEMPST or TMPEST

I'm gunna get
03BSL

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Are you people serious, **** me dead:no2:

Baz.