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Emperor Mong



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Hybrid?

Has anyone driven one yet?
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rar110



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I'm not sure why JLR made a hybrid L405. ______________________________
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Emperor Mong



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It seems to have about the same power/performance as the SDV8 with a lot less emissions. Not sure if the power delivery would be as nice though.

Not seen one about yet.
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Philip



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My friend in Belgium's had one for almost a year and likes it a lot - no problems at all last time I spoke to him, and he does a lot of miles (well, kilometres).

Technology already looks ancient compared to the plug-in rivals though.
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I drove one as a loaner for about 3 weeks.

Power delivery is well implemented, and benefits from the full torque of the motor being available from standstill.

At present it doesn't add enough to justify the price premium. If it were available in plug in hybrid form then it would make far more sense.

Paul.
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