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Range Rover SC: Not bad...but not $95,000 good, either (Karl on Cars)
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Replying to: steve_ (Jul 02, 2007 8:03 pm) I remember the last Range Rover he reviewed and how he complained that the buttons were all pictographs with little English characters on them. Well guess what the Range Rover is sold in close to 190 countries many of which don't even use western style characters. What should Land Rover do make 150 different labeled buttons for a low production, somewhere around 50,000 units worldwide a year, vehicle? How could he have trouble releasing the parking brake? The message center in the instrument cluster tells you how to release the brake. It comes up with a message that says, "Push down paddle and hold foot brake to release parking brake." If you put the car in drive or reverse and touch the gas then the park brake releases automatically. Then the DVD player I mean come on how could you not figure that out. With the entertainment screen up, you get it up by pressing the music note button pretty intuitive really, you hit the button marked DVD to play the movie on the front screen while in park only. You have the screen up in the second picture of the blog. To turn on the rear screens you hit the button to the right of the DVD button the one that looks like a seat with someone sitting behind it and a music note again. At that point you can select what audio and video sources go to the rear screens. You can plug in a gaming system to RCA ports located in the center console. Someone can watch a movie on one screen while another person plays a video game and listens to the satellite radio. Finally you have the price and yes 95,000 dollars is a lot of money but it is the price of exclusivity. Approximately 12,500 Range Rovers are imported each year to the US. Less then 2,000 of those will be supercharged Range Rovers. You could probably get a Cayenne Turbo for about the same price as a supercharged Range Rover but it wouldn't have any options. Porsche makes EVERYTHING optional so in order to get similar equipment to the Range Rover the MSRP on the Cayenne would be about 116,000 dollars. There are a lot more cayennes on the road then Range Rovers as well.
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Replying to: british_rover (Jul 03, 2007 5:46 am) |
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Does anyone know if Range Rover is getting a makeover that will change the exterior significantly next year or the year after? I don't want to buy one if they are changing its look, and it will be much more different than what it is now . Thanks!
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Replying to: jadevetti (Jul 07, 2007 4:45 pm) |
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Replying to: jadevetti (Jul 07, 2007 4:45 pm) |
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Looking to buy a valentine 1 radar detector. Does anyone know of any issue with the heated windshield and detection problems?
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Well - I'm now the owner of a brand new RRS - already done 3,000 miles and love every minute. I got the luxury package seats. Anyone got any good tips on caring for the leather please? Many Thanks, -Andrew |
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Replying to: yrbender (Jul 28, 2007 5:07 pm) I don't think there would be any issues. The heating elements are narrow and widely spaced compared with the detector's wavelength. Someone with hands on experience may know for sure. tidester, host SUVs and Smart Shopper |
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