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Revised TDV6 and Head up Display

Revised TDV6 available to order now is capable of 40mpg. Head up display is available as a £1000 option. A new revision of Terrain Response is also available on TDV6 and V8SC derivatives which allows the vehicle to use the cruise control functionality between 1-19mph - sounds cool!
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I always thought the TDV6 had only one turbo, but it had two. It's gone down to one now, although output remains the same. It'll save on repairs when a turbo goes.

LR has really made some progress on MPG/emissions with the diesels. 40 mpg from a RR! Shocked

Wonder when they'll do some serious work on the V8 petrol - which apart from the odd power bump is the same engine as when launched in 2009.
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I would think that the SDV8 and V8SC will be shortly departing. Does the TDV6 revision bring it to EU6 standards?
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No mention of SCR (or LNT) so I would say no. Would surely be worth a press release.

Supercharged V8 surely won't be going anywhere for some time, plenty of demand where economy doesn't matter (hence the prototype LWB supposedly with the SVR engine)
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KurtVerbose wrote:
40 mpg from a RR! Shocked


40mpg, that's not playing the Range Rover game of unaffordable motoring, before we know it all the back to front Burberry Brigade will be buying them to use as economical ram-raiding vehicles Whistle
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Re: Revised TDV6 and Head up Display

Autobiography wrote:
Head up display is available as a £1000 option


Hi, just wondering where you got that pricing from?

Thanks.
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Pricing from the UK press release on the JLR media website.

The V8 engines will be going if they cannot bring them in line with EU6.
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Thanks, I just didn't dig deep enough into the UK PR.
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Autobiography wrote:


The V8 engines will be going if they cannot bring them in line with EU6.


Petrol V8? Particulates and NOx are only a big deal for diesels.

Expect SCR systems (as per nearly every other manufacturer) to be added to the diesels. The revised V6 diesel just announced isn't a V8 diesel substitute though.
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my tdv6 will be built end of nov, will it be the revised engine ?
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Dealer surely the one to ask.
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Trommel wrote:
Expect SCR systems (as per nearly every other manufacturer) to be added to the diesels.


I hope this means finally getting rid of EGR, because it's a really stupid system.
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new options available on my15.5 (built from 12 jan 2015) fyi there will be another price increase
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Trommel wrote:
(hence the prototype LWB supposedly with the SVR engine)


Where did you see this? Sounds interesting!
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