Likely to be March. There will be some factory-spec'd cars made available to dealers earlier, but I'm guessing they will be First Editions in the main, which have limited engine options and colours (no carpathian grey for example), so that's no good for me

indicators look so cheesy too on the rear.....is that really the best they could come up with? I mean the taillights are pretty poor too..."hey lets just put a COBB LED panel and be done"

Id imagne there HAS to be major lighting upgrades as part of the first facelift. 2014 FF Autobiography 5.0 SC
2008 FFRR (sold)
2008 BMW M5

For those of you who have been to the launch event at the factory, do you know what the name of the grey is on the grey LWB?

Not sure if it’s the same one, but at the pre launch at Gaydon they did have one in carpathian grey, which is stunning. Same as my current P400e and I’ve ordered the new one in the same colour

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For those of you who have been to the launch event at the factory, do you know what the name of the grey is on the grey LWB?

Charente Grey. It’s beautiful but I suspect will become the most popular colour very quickly like Corris Grey was a few years ago!!!

Thanks all.

I think you are right in saying it will be one of the most popular choices.

What's the thinking on black pack but with diamond turned wheels rather than black? I am not a fan of black wheels but at the same time I am also not keen on too much silver on a dark car. Especially the way it draws attention to the "ingot" on the rear side panel.

The 23" Style 1075, Diamond Turned with Gloss Dark Grey Contrast are my favourite wheels

This is described as Charente Brown Grey, is this the same - There is a link to photos and a video here:

https://www.taggarts.co.uk/land-rover/near.../id/341872

Thanks aja500.

It's a nice colour. I think this with the diamond turned wheels and the shadow pack may be a contender.

That should set it off - It's got a real high gloss shine to it that colour

I'm still unsure on colour - I find the Land Rover configurator doesn't really give a very good idea of the "actual colour".

No configurator is a good indication of colour. Unless you have seen a colour, in person or a good quality image, going by the configurator is a huge risk. I am interested in what Belgravia green looks like but as it's a new colour there is nothing to go by. I will have to ask the dealer if they have a sample. Even then it's hard to imagine what it might look like on a car.

Same - the BRG on the configurator looks much brighter than the one outside.

Here's something strange, Why is LR1 on SORN, a 5 litre fifty L405 as well, you would have thought it would be a new L460? perhaps it will be soon

I was away when the NDA lifted.
Went to the pre launch with a mix of childish excitement and fear that they would totally mess it up.
Have ordered a Portofino blue with Perlino Autobiography 4.4.
This will be my 9th Range Rover.
If you look at how they have morphed from 2 door through classic, P38, 322, 405 and now 460 all the critical bits have always been there. Just like a 911.
I do like how it looks as if it is carved out of 1 piece.
Not sure about the steering wheel but if they bring out an alternative it is easy enough to change, yes it looks like an enormous flat screen telly blue tacked to the dash but integrating it would probably be worse.
Only thing I dont like is not having it to drive down to the ski slopes this year. letters not necessarily in the right order