What about your "personal" view though, stan ?

The L405 is an FFRR

If we need to differentiate we perhaps need simply to refer as:

FFRRL405 & FFRRL322

or

FFRR3 & FFRR4 (a bit like the Discos ?) .
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Both FF but L3 and L4 would differentiate.

But...if the 405 is more of a RR Sport, they would probably suffer the same kind of problems and would better fit together as the old 322 and the 405. You could than say the "Sport" and the "Full Fat Sport"

Prefer the FFFRR

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FFFR
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FF3 and FF4

Nice, simple, meaningful. That is of course if the powers that be are willing to attach the FF monica to the new boy in town. 405 AB exec seats Baltic and Cirrus
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HFF - Half Full Fat

Cam-Tech-Craig wrote:

Prefer the FFFRR

So you didn't think I'd notice you slipping an R in to your typo, But you's still got too many F's  Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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Flimsy Full Fat...

As the 405's i keep playing with are imho flimsy compared to the 322

I honestly think the alu they use is a bit thinner than the old steel to keep the weight down on them knowing that when the hybrid power trains hit they will be back upto the old weights as those motors and battery packs ain't light! FFRR MY06 facelift With TDV8 Alloys Zeros/ATR's
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So to make them lighter they have used tin foil for the bodywork ?
Maybe them should be called the After Eight RR, cos they are waffer thin like the mint, or take a leaf out of BMW's past and call it the FFLRR, full fat lightweight Range Rover?
And its good to know that you meant 3 F's in the name, I was beginning to worry that you had a typographical stammer  Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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And they save a couple of kilo's on fixings too Will... They are not held together with many

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Tell me about it Craig! I saw the cut away Ssrr up close at gaydon and got to poke at it and the technical director fella didn't like my technical questions when I was there at a fancy press event. Possibly why I still haven't recieved the large goody bag the others who were there did  FFRR MY06 facelift With TDV8 Alloys Zeros/ATR's
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They say its for pedestrian safety etc etc but the front ends are SOOOO flimsy you cannot hit anything over 5 mph without shearing off the rads etc! Too flimsy i think!