[quote=Pictures above still look like the 2010 facelift to me.quote]

Hear hear!!

I have a 2010 sat here on the drive and I cannot see anything different (save the allots)  Currently running FFRR MY10 TDV8 3.6L and a Disco 3 XS Commercial (tank like but very effective as a Company van). Plus one mint condition Track Day Car in the form of an E36 M3 3.2L Evolution circa June 1996 with lots of go faster bits and only 52k miles on the clock! Oh, plus a few bits to make it slow down really quickly as well! Luvverly.

QUESTION WHERE ARE THE EXHAUST PIPES I MEAN THIS IS A SUPERCHARGED OR NOT HAS A SUPERCHARGED BADGE

JJ

i think its an autobiography badge and not supercharged 2002 td6 vogue, 06 supercharged facelift

OOPS....THINK YOU'RE RIGHT, SORRY...

JJ

Full fat not diet wrote:

a pain to clean though

Yeah but I'm one of those clean freaks who enjoys detailing. Cleaning is therapeutic for me

Mmmm. Howzabout coming down to the Alsace and giving our RR the once over? Been putting it off for quite a number of weeks now. 
RRC 2Dr, RRC 4Dr,
P38, and 2 L322s
(wife thinks I'm nuts - prob right, too)

I am warming to the new wheels and am wondering if that's a new Blue or still Buckingham?

i think its a new blue, and the wheels are horrible, sorry they look better in black on the special edition
http://www.roverhaul.com/galleries/2011rangerover 2002 td6 vogue, 06 supercharged facelift

It's also getting the same Circular Gear selector wheel as in the Latest Jaguars ,,,,,,,,,

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Oh feck.....the one that fails often with a hidden manual override :s  Land Rover Addict
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I love it, especially the black edition, gonna have to get one some how!!!!

http://www.carsuk.net/2011-range-rover-revealed/

AUTOBLOG UK

Land Rover has revealed the details of the facelift it has given its flagship Range Rover as the model reaches its 40th birthday.

As well as freshening up the Range Rover's looks, the manufacturer has also slotted a new 4.4-litre V8 diesel engine under the bonnet.


The facelift appropriately leaves most of the features of the Range Rover untouched, with just a few minor tweaks here and there, including new 'Jupiter' grilles and side vents to differentiate the new model from the old. New wheels and outside colours have also been added to the range, although as Fuji White replaces Alaska White and Baltic Blue replaces Buckingham Blue it may be tricky to see the difference.

A new 309bhp 4.4-litre diesel engine that lowers emissions from 294g/km to 253g/km and cuts the 0-60mph time to 7.5 seconds is the notable addition to the range though. It claims it will be the first Range Rover engine to offer fuel consumption that is better than 30mpg at 30.1mpg.

An eight-speed automatic transmission with steering-wheel mounted paddles is also added to the range, but will only be available with the diesel engine. The 5.0-litre petrol engine is retained unchanged.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary, an Autobiography Black limited edition with 20-inch alloys, a unique front grille and a specially designed interior is on sale, with only 700 being sold globally.

Prices have not been revealed for either the facelifted version or the limited edition, but both will be revealed in August prior to the cars' October launch date.

...still no new flat wipers though...

Are the reporters/auto mags getting the facelift confused with the very recent 2010 one?
Because other than a new colour, it just looks like a driveline and twiddly dial change to me.

According to this weeks Autocar magazine - the front end 2011MY 'facelift' that we can't see, or detect, is nothing more that a slightly different grille moulding pattern to the 2010MY...

no - I still can't see it either