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47p2



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Old meets new
Post #143716 29th Sep 2012 10:15pm
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A1GSS



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Very Happy

Good pic. Thumbs Up

I especially like the difference in the wheels.... Graham

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Post #143735 30th Sep 2012 8:28am
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Pretty sure those cars are not to scale Whistle Laughing
Post #143738 30th Sep 2012 8:41am
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^^^ It's an official RR picture so I don't see why not
Post #143740 30th Sep 2012 8:49am
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its like the old mini against the new model.... ... - .- -.




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Post #143745 30th Sep 2012 9:14am
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How much will the new one be worth when it is as old as the origional and how will the electronics be doing. It is amazing the similarities between the two although they are totally different, its like seeing the great grandfathers looks in the great grandchild. 2010 3.6TDV8 Stornoway Grey/ Black interior - gone
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Post #143748 30th Sep 2012 9:26am
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Be more useful I suppose to compare a 4 door Classic. Graham

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Gone: 07MY FFRR TDV8 Vogue, Stornoway Grey
Post #143749 30th Sep 2012 9:30am
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47p2



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Might look more in proportion if they are facing in the same direction

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Post #143768 30th Sep 2012 11:49am
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New mini........old mini

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Post #143771 30th Sep 2012 12:28pm
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Might also be a good idea to compare the 95th percentile person from each launch period (or take 1965 as the average) to the present. Si. <This is my name.

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nicedayforit wrote:
New mini........old mini


Not quite, that's a new-mini styled SUV and not a normal new mini 
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Post #143779 30th Sep 2012 1:31pm
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47p2 wrote:
^^^ It's an official RR picture so I don't see why not


The original Range Rover Classic is 4,470mm long.

The FFRR (from 2006-on) is 4,971 mm long.

The 2013 FFRR is not going to be half a metre shorter than the outgoing FFRR Wink

EDIT: A quick Google reveals the length to be 4,999mm long Thumbs Up

http://www.guideautoweb.com/en/specificati...nge_rover/
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Isn't that handy, the classic has a fuel filler cap an both sides Whistle Very Happy
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Mikey wrote:
Pretty sure those cars are not to scale Whistle Laughing


Looks about right - I've got one of each (early L322, not the shiny new one) and the Classic is MUCH smaller than the FF. The Classic was only ever a mid sized car, as was the P38 - things got much bigger with the release of the L322.

Cheers - Gav

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