Finally got time for uploading some photos Nearly 125.000 miles on the clock (200.000 km.) Hamann tuned for 322 HP / 798 NM.

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Nice.

I see you have the dreaded TPMS light on!!!  If you have nothing nice to say,say nothing at all.

Nice car I have not come across to many high mileage TDV8's

Ferrari looks knackerd though

RRV wrote:

Nice.

I see you have the dreaded TPMS light on!!!

Ever since I've putted on the wintertires

Gazellio wrote:

Nice car I have not come across to many high mileage TDV8's

Ferrari looks knackerd though

I use it allmost every day Never had problems with it Much more comfort than the little red Italian for every day use.

Sounds great I like to see Range Rovers being used every day and racking up the "Pleasure Miles"

PS: Would be interested in your perceived benefits of the Hamann Tuning?

Gazellio wrote:

Sounds great I like to see Range Rovers being used every day and racking up the "Pleasure Miles"

Could easily go on for another 125.000 miles

Update:
I upgraded the ECU last summer, and the gearbox still holds. Must admit I was a little nervous at first, because a gearbox ain't cheap But it's great with the extra power, I can easily follow the Supercharged model And still, I'm running 6-8 km / l. by EU mix (Not sure how to convert for mpg)

Looks like a really nice tidy car. As Gary says I like seeing them being used daily, even if it is expensive and makes the stereotypical 'Chelsea tractor' impression stronger

Royle wrote:

Looks like a really nice tidy car. As Gary says I like seeing them being used daily, even if it is expensive and makes the stereotypical 'Chelsea tractor' impression stronger

"Chelsea tractor", in Denmark we call it "Hellerup traktor" But we have not nearly as many in Denmark and Sweden, as one sees on the street in England Toke a business trip in London in June, never seen so many FFRR in my whole life But as they say:

"Without wishing to sound pompous, my heart swells with pride that humankind can make such a wonderful, graceful, dignified and beautiful thing. And while patriotism may be the last refuge of a scoundrel, I’m proud too that this car was conceived by the Germans, who are basically British but with a bit less humour". (Jeremy Clarkson)

"The reason Bentley does not make an SUV is that the Range Rover got there first" (Fifth Gear)

"Simply the best, so buy one. I have" (Jeremy Clarkson's own TDV8)

Do I need to say I'm a RR fanatic

I knew that, but I was too tired to think

Last time I was in London I wasn't really taking notice of the FFRRs, just a business trip. Probably going down this Summer with the family, so need to keep my eyes peeled. Seem to be getting over run by them up here now a days as well

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VogueScuderiaF1 wrote:

And still, I'm running 6-8 km / l. by EU mix (Not sure how to convert for mpg)

Works out at around 22mpg which isn't bad at all really.

Ferrari's nice too, I was drooling over an F430 Scuderia when I sold my Maserati, but the £15k (GBP) for a set of brakes kind of put me off  2006 Mercedes CLS
1991 Retro-style Mini
But really finding it hard to fight the urge for a S/C...