Hi Guys,

I'm considering a 2007 FFRR, with the 4.4 petrol engine. Does anybody have this model? I would probably fit LPG, so any experience of this would be useful, though from my experience, it would just be cheaper, more efficient, and more economical than the 4.2 S/C which I've done before.

Also any great solutions for RSE in the 2007? I've done a load of searches, but not found what I'm looking for, which I guess would be a rip off of the Autlbiography Ultimate Edition ipad mounts! Or even better being able to source the originals from Land Rover (no chance ).

Any other thoughts or advice welcome!

Cheers,

David Range Rover-less at the moment - Pining!

i gather that will be one of the last petrols made then david [ on 56 plate ?] ... - .- -.




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Ask Justin P to tell you about them - he's discovered that they are slightly dearer to run than his lawnmower - I'm surprised that this sort of information isn't all over the press.

justinp has a 4.2 s/c not a 4.4 ..... ... - .- -.




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stan wrote:

justinp has a 4.2 s/c not a 4.4 .....

stan wrote:

i gather that will be one of the last petrols made then david [ on 56 plate ?]

I drive an 07 4.4 and there are a few 57 played kicking about too.

Not sure that you'll see much better fuel economy compared to the S/C, but it depends how heavy your right foot is.
It was definitely the cheapest way to get into a FF with terrain response though...

allycraven wrote:

Not sure that you'll see much better fuel economy compared to the S/C, but it depends how heavy your right foot is....

Totally agree. On paper it's about 1 mpg in favour of the 4.4.

Same size (22 gallon / 100 litre) fuel tank means you're talking about (on average) an extra 22 miles per tank, which is pretty much an irrelevance. You'll get more than that sort of differential from driver to driver based on driving style and from the natural variation in efficency that occurs from engine to engine anyway.

In the real world the 4.4 may be slightly cheaper to run, but almost to the point you wouldn't notice.

(Or was that just how I justified my S/C purchase to myself and, more importantly, to SWMBO)!?  Past (too many to list, but a few favs)...
2007 Porsche 997 C2S Coupe
2007 FFRR 4.2 S/C
2012 Jag XKR 5.0 S/C
2014 Merc SL500 AMG 4.7 V8 BiTurbo (remapped to 560BHP)
2011 FFRR 4.4 TDV8 Vogue SE - Overfinch Conversion
2012 Porsche Cayenne Turbo
2018 AMG C63S Estate
2015 Mercedes GLE63S
2017 Maserati Levante Diesel
2017 Audi A6 Avant 3.0 Black Edition

allycraven wrote:

I drive an 07 4.4 and there are a few 57 played kicking about too.

Not sure that you'll see much better fuel economy compared to the S/C, but it depends how heavy your right foot is.
It was definitely the cheapest way to get into a FF with terrain response though...

Best i've seen is 21 on a 1000 mile roundtrip. 50/50 motorway and country roads. In town average is 16 but pressing on 12. Thats brim to brim, not OBC.

Simes wrote:

Ask Justin P to tell you about them - he's discovered that they are slightly dearer to run than his lawnmower - I'm surprised that this sort of information isn't all over the press.

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Gone - Range Rover Supercharged 2006