Hello all, I have just purchased a 2010 L322 (as featured in Septembers Land Rover Monthly) and have come over here to gain knowledge and insight.

I am also a member of the Series 2 club having purchased a 1960 Series 2 Land Rover about eight eight years ago. Please be gentle with me as this is my first foray into the land of Range Rovers and with my new purchase having done over 327,600 miles I am bound to ask a lot of silly questions as time goes on. 2010 Range Rover TDV8 Baltic Blue Autobiography (2011 MY) - SOLD
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Welcome! We were talking about that one!!
Please start a “My Range Rover” post... :thumbsup Cheers, Greg
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2011 Vogue SE 4.4 with lots of toys in Stornaway

Hi all im Ste, i have a 2003 vogue td6 in black

TJRL wrote:

Hello all, I have just purchased a L322 (as featured in Septembers Land Rover Monthly) and have come over here to gain knowledge and insight.

I am also a member of the Series 2 club having purchased a 1960 Series 2 Land Rover about eight eight years ago. Please be gentle with me as this is my first foray into the land of Range Rovers and with my new purchase having done over 327,600 miles I am bound to ask a lot of silly questions as time goes on.

Hi All

Just picked up my first L322 having previously had defenders and discos.
I know how useful these forums can be so I have signed up.
Looking forward reading through the posts and getting to know the Range Rover better.

Ed

Hello.
I feel a bit naughty coming onto the FFRR site, having been a D3 owner (x3, 2 still owned) for the past 10 years.
But....
My 3 sons are all either driving or learning to drive, as are their friends, so 7 seats is not so much of a requirement any more and I really like the idea of the 4.4TDV8 and the extra comfort of the FFRR, especially living next to one of the steepest roads in the country and the price of them having come down to a very realistic proposition - unlike the 'new' model FFRR that will take a few years yet before I can justify the price.
I also think it'd be an appropriate 'wedding' car when no.1 son gets married next year.

I'm not convinced SWMBO will let me buy one until at least one of our D3s finds a new owner, if not both.

Greetings, from Portugal to all the forum.

Been a Land Rover owner for many years, and an enthusiast for much more.

Always with older models ( currently have a RRC tdi, a Series 3 88, and 2 101s ) I conquered my fear of modern machines and just bought a 2011 L322, with a 4.4 tdv8.

I have lots off questions about this car, hopefully I will find the answer here.

Tito

Welcome to the 4.4 tdV8 fan club.
I will be in the Algarve for the next four weeks, but sadly not in my VSE 4.4 tdV8 this year.

I drove it down the Douro 2 years ago then via Porto and Lisbon to carveiro where we hire a villa October each year.
Lovely country.
Mike. G reg 2.5VM Vogue Portofino red 1991- 1999
V reg 2.5td P38 Rioja red 1999- 2006
53 reg td6 Vogue Oslo blue 2006- 2015
11 reg 4.4 TdV8 Vogue SE. Baltic blue 2015- date.
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Hello everyone, My first step into the world of owning a Range Rover. I'm Fabrizio from Italy.

Hi Everyone

Jip, I took a leap of faith or maybe a plunge into darkness, bought a FFRR TDV8 Voque 2007 Model. Car is in a fairly good condition, except for a few DTC's showing. Got it for a very reasonable price. Diagnostic tool to arrive today and then, hopefully will know the extend of the DTC's.

Any suggestions to preventative maintenance I can do on the turbo's, engine in general and gearbox?

I must say, reading through all the threads I am confidant there is more info here than on any other source 😁

Warm Regards

André

Hi to all
Recently purchased a 2012 "Westminster" to satisfy a long held desire to own a RR having run Shoguns for the last 15 years or so.........
An infinitely more refined vehicle and a pleasure to drive although on a 2,000 mile trip around France the DPF went a bit haywire causing periods of "restricted performance", sensors fixed under warranty on my return.
When "happy" a great machine though and I look forward to the challenges of ownership assisted by the helpful souls on here.
There will be questions..........
Cheers
Jonathan

PS in relation to another thread my "option"vehicle is a TVR Griffith unless my wife isn't using hers!

thank you for all your introductions and welcome to the forum...  ... - .- -.




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Hi all, my name's Marco, I'm from the Netherlands. I own a 2002 Range Rover L322 Vogue, 4.4 petrol.
Unfortunately the reason I joined up is, that I have some serious problems with the electronics of my car. The main culprit of which seems to be the air suspension. So I'm hoping to find all the answers here. And in the mean time I'm happy to share my experiences and what I've learned about the L322.
Cheerio

Hi all - just got myself a 59 plate L322 tdv8 Autobiography

Afternoon all, RRL322 Vogue 2009, a couple of faults, fuel gauge intermittently works, spends more time at zero than anywhere else and parking sensors front and back. Sensors problem maybe from a dodgy towing wiring job. In the garage at the moment, will let you know how it gets on.