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CEEGEE



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Post #298300 11th Dec 2014 9:28am
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shalz



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Kenya 2011 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Santorini Black

My pair (sadly better than my wife's Razz )

 MY11 Vogue 4.4 TDV8 - "African Queen"

Post #299639 18th Dec 2014 11:51am
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CEEGEE



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Great pair - suspect I know which might be more reliable Whistle

Post #299690 18th Dec 2014 5:35pm
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nobbyclark



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A beautiful pair

Post #300375 22nd Dec 2014 12:32pm
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CEEGEE



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Nice house too Thumbs Up

Post #300397 22nd Dec 2014 2:32pm
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Rosco



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United Kingdom 2013 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Baltic Blue

Yes but how does nobby get out the front door Thumbs Up

Post #300404 22nd Dec 2014 2:55pm
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nobbyclark



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Smuggled straight into the boot!

Actually, car is not normally there, but we had guests this weekend and I needed to give them as wide a berth as possible to get in and out of the drive.

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Andrew5331



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nobbyclark wrote:
A beautiful pair


Nice registrations to

Post #347362 12th Sep 2015 12:14pm
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Robert



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France 2007 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 V8 Zambezi Silver

The pair we took for a ride yesterday


Post #347364 12th Sep 2015 12:33pm
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Mactech



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England 2012 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Buckingham Blue



My perfect pair? Intercity and local transport. Very Happy 2012MY Range Rover 4.4 TDV8 Vogue...now gone!
2007MY Mercedes C200 Estate 'Albert'
1997MY Defender 90 TDI 'Vera'

Post #347390 12th Sep 2015 3:19pm
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Montys 4x4



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United Kingdom 2017 Range Rover Autobiography TDV6 Carpathian Grey

With my 04 sporting Alistair's 20" Autobiography lovely wheels these are my twins (born 8 years apart) Oslo and Baltic blues brothers.
Paul
Ps my wife's Evoque young pretender lurking in the background



 Journey started in a LR2B at 16 and has incl. just about every Land Rover, Disco, RRS and Range Rover Vehicle owned or driven, I even worked for the company when it was owned by BAe - It must be a madness!!! because to add to my 4.4 TDV8 Westminister In Baltic Blue I bought a second L322 as a commuter bus, TD6 2004 Vogue in Oslo Blue with cream leather now both gone replaced with what could turn out to be my biggest mistake. Carpathian Grey ivory interior 3.0 tdv6 Autobiog. 2017

Post #347588 13th Sep 2015 9:11pm
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Sql



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Poland 2007 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Buckingham Blue

Maybe a silly question but why would you still keep an 04 when it is pretty much identical to your 2012 but the 2012 is superior in everything? I mean, when do you decide to take an 04 out instead of your 2012?

Post #347598 13th Sep 2015 10:19pm
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Shuv.it



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United Kingdom 2003 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Monte Carlo Blue

Good thought provoking question Sql!! Thumbs Up

My contrast is the L322 in monte carlo blue and a BMW 530 d in black ~ both same interior colours!

After driving 4x4 the car feels like you are dragging your Censored on the road!

Post #347599 13th Sep 2015 10:26pm
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Montys 4x4



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United Kingdom 2017 Range Rover Autobiography TDV6 Carpathian Grey


Hi Sql, I commute 114 miles each day and we enjoy a bit of touring for our Hols. For many years my commuter buses have clocked up ridiculous miles and cost a bit in more frequent servicing and lost value come resale. My 12 Westminster is a dream to drive and as a run out model I wish to keep it many years and use it for holidays and high days.
My 04 was bought very reasonably and is my commuter bus, I can carry out my own maintenance and apply my own modifications, I've turned it from a 25 mpg slug to a 30mpg super slug with a few simple engine mods (egr blanking and improved breathing) by judicious use of eBay I have modernised the exterior of the old girl to the point that non Range Rover experts think i am driving the same car, my step daughter has to ask is this the old or new RR we are going out in today.
Being honest the Vogue seats in the 04 are more comfortable than the 2012. Also my 04 is the fishing wagon and if my bivvy is blown away I can sleep in the back at a push, it's also an occasional seat down removals van and has no fear of newly gritted roads or supermarket car parks. It is the wagon of choice for moving oldies who rattle their walking sticks against the interior and when I replace my Lab with another wet and muddy Lab pup this will be his limo.
Yes the Westminster is a little extravagant but combined they still worked out cheaper than a RR405 or a new Big Evoque RRS.
I will admit that the Evoque my wife drives should not be wearing a Range Rover badge it is something else but not a Range Rover and would be the first to go come vehicle rationalisation time.
I will add now the 04 is fettled it is on dodgy ground as the next project might arise and the RR could provide the funding!!
Cheers
Paul
 Journey started in a LR2B at 16 and has incl. just about every Land Rover, Disco, RRS and Range Rover Vehicle owned or driven, I even worked for the company when it was owned by BAe - It must be a madness!!! because to add to my 4.4 TDV8 Westminister In Baltic Blue I bought a second L322 as a commuter bus, TD6 2004 Vogue in Oslo Blue with cream leather now both gone replaced with what could turn out to be my biggest mistake. Carpathian Grey ivory interior 3.0 tdv6 Autobiog. 2017

Post #347602 13th Sep 2015 11:17pm
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Sql



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Poland 2007 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Buckingham Blue

Thanks for detailed answer Montys 4x4.

You have nice set of cars there, I guess it does make sense to have both in order to keep miles low on the newer machine. But at the same time I think if it was me, I'd probably go for something different for weekend and holiday use just as I did when I had and old beater Jeep Grand Cherokee V8 for daily commute and tough use situations and 911 turbo for fun trips.

But to each his own I guess!

Post #347724 14th Sep 2015 8:04pm
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