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Range Rover Production Upped

The new Range Rover has proved so popular that Land Rover is upping production to meet the higher than expected demand.
Although the revised flagship model doesn't actually go on sale across Europe until tomorrow, an extra 17 per cent will be built each week to help cut waiting lists. Production of the new 4x4 is expected to safeguard 650 jobs at Land Rover's Solihull plant.

Big Block Ford

Sounds good to me.They are bloody nice

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HSE2

Great news about the jobs too. Lasts weeks sun reported 300 pre orders already for Aust. Not the best news fof SUv haters, but good for Ford in their attempt to get the Land Rover brand back in the black

FM

Excellent news! Must admit as a bloke that wasn't too fussed on the Rangie before, I reckon the new one looks great.
Good to see Land Rover having a win..

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LLSteve

Could win even more if it ran on LPG...

HSE2

Hello steve and welcome to the site. I will make some enquires and see if I can find a reason for no LPG option.

Welcome to the site. Please feel free to look around and comment on the features and make suggestions

jabber

It would not make much difference to the first purchaser perhaps, if they can afford the car they can afford the petrol.

But I bet it would make a difference to the p/x value if a proper manufacturers conversion was fitted.

I know what I dream about as my next car!

LLSteve

Being able to afford the petrol isn't the point. LPG is much kinder to the environment. No soot, 20% less CO2. Got any kids?

jabber

Agree with you whole heartedly!!! Some of the new diesel engines seem to be so good in the reduction of pollutants.

I read some time ago that a Volvo they were working on had purer air out of the exhaust pipe than went into the engine. That was in Diesel Car which does not usually get it wrong.

You will not be surprised to know I have driven diesels for 12 years now.