jwrrc said:
The Range Rover Classic, rather famously, has done it, in 1972. Because it's a seriously capable off road vehicle.

And you literally said the Evoque is better off road than either the current full size, or a Classic.

I'm sure it's a lovely town car, and I'm sure you thoroughly enjoy driving it, but it just isn't a real off roader. It's certainly not an overlander. To be honest, nothing badged Range Rover has been an overland vehicle from the factory since they swapped the long coils for air bags.

Much as it might be heresy on here, I think we have to concede that Toyota build better overland vehicles than Land Rover do nowadays. And part of how they do that is by not swapping rigid axles and proper differentials for computers.
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Turboman said:
Noticing that he has posted the same thread in the South Wales section, I would guess that he is looking for money for his "services".
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Money for my services im not a prostitute am i not allowed to enjoy my job. I see meet a lot of people who google faults on there landrovers change various parts and still have problems.
 
Sorry but I haven’t seen you pop up and help/suggest anything;).

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/restraint-control-module-not-recognised.375251/

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/engine-ecu-query.374398/

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/electrical-issues-suspension-starter.375270/#post-5263934

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-ro...-mph-to-kph-on-2011-l322.375256/#post-5264439

few Fred’s that from your own admittance should be right up your street:).

But no;). At least we try and throw some knowledge around mixed in with banter (and yes some maybe wrong) but we try we don’t just say we can:rolleyes:

I am off to bed cos feeling hungry now:D.

J
 
marjon said:
Sorry but I haven’t seen you pop up and help/suggest anything;).

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/restraint-control-module-not-recognised.375251/

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/engine-ecu-query.374398/

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/electrical-issues-suspension-starter.375270/#post-5263934

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-ro...-mph-to-kph-on-2011-l322.375256/#post-5264439

few Fred’s that from your own admittance should be right up your street:).

But no;). At least we try and throw some knowledge around mixed in with banter (and yes some maybe wrong) but we try we don’t just say we can:rolleyes:

I am off to bed cos feeling hungry now:D.

J
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I beg to differ, he has told us about the Ejokes Active driveline :p Not that anyone really cares :D:D
 
backinblack said:
I beg to differ, he has told us about the Ejokes Active driveline :p Not that anyone really cares :D:D
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That was from a Land Rover experience day though:eek: didn’t say he actually knew about it before he went seemed he learned it like we would have, had we stumped up cash to drive over bumps in a new LR product:).

But yes could come in handy when the Ejoke owners learn to take a joke/banter and hang around a bit longer:).

J
 
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