Salisbury Nick

Well-Known Member

• Nov 19, 2022

• #1

Anyone see the new TG review of the brand new RR the other day? They took it round a track in Wales. Covered a rocky river bed with the car in rock-crawler mode. It’s a far cry from my old p38.

 

Nodge68

Well-Known Member

• Nov 19, 2022

• #2

Salisbury Nick said:

Anyone see the new TG review of the brand new RR the other day? They took it round a track in Wales. Covered a rocky river bed with the car in rock-crawler mode. It’s a far cry from my old p38.

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Yes, they weren't bothered about damaging it, even at a cost of £150,000.

 

kermit_rr

Very

Full Member

• Nov 19, 2022

• #3

Just watched a clip on YouTube.. electric cup holders

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Nov 19, 2022

• #4

They will be self driving soon so anyone will be able to go off road

 

Shippers

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• Nov 19, 2022

• #5

Datatek said:

They will be self driving soon so anyone will be able to go off road

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With a direct satnav location link to a recovery company for when it breaks down....

 

dubbleRR

Well-Known Member

• Nov 20, 2022

• #6

If i didn't have the repair bills id drive it like that as well, But the way Quality is going with range rover stuff nowadays ID love to see it in 10 years ,,,Theres a lot of videos on a rufford water crossing...(on youtube ) ,and its embarrassing how much new 4x4 stuff gets Killed ,Ok there not all driven right but come on ,topgear should have tested it there ,,Have a look its hilarious .

 

gstuart

D3 Grandad

Full Member

• Nov 20, 2022

• #7

Also see the new models are fitted with terrain response 2 , where in auto mode u take ur feet off all the pedals , set the speed on ur steering wheel cruise control buttons then it will automatically select the best terrain settings for u

 

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Jayridium

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• Nov 20, 2022

• #8

That's already a thing Kieth, check out this video showing a previous Top Gear Range Rover review:

It was pitted against a self driving US army truck, 9 years ago.

 

Bern768

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• Nov 20, 2022

• #9

Bet it plays up more than a P38 when the electrics do get wet tho ,in that video they done there is 2 parts of that pond they went through that was the shallow one the other one is twice as deep and full of silt, I found that out myself

 

Datatek

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• Nov 20, 2022

• #10

Shippers said:

With a direct satnav location link to a recovery company for when it breaks down....

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The new Defender already has that feature with a connection to JLR

 

Nodge68

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• Nov 20, 2022

• #11

gstuart said:

Also see the new models are fitted with terrain response 2 , where in auto mode u take ur feet off all the pedals , set the speed on ur steering wheel cruise control buttons then it will automatically select the best terrain settings for u

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My FL2 TR works like that.
You can set HDC independently of TR, and go down the hill with feet off the pedals, the decent speed being controlled by the CC up or down buttons.

 

gstuart

D3 Grandad

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• Nov 21, 2022

• #12

Nodge68 said:

My FL2 TR works like that.
You can set HDC independently of TR, and go down the hill with feet off the pedals, the decent speed being controlled by the CC up or down buttons.

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hi mate

Must confess didn’t realise at first I could also do that on the D3 , saw a video some where regarding that setting

Seems the newer models are taking away the fun of learning how to properly drive off road by knowing what’s going on in different conditions etc and what skills are required to drive off road

think some of their first thought processes are to fit bigger tyres, lol

 

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Gord Wedman

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• Nov 22, 2022

• #13

Not exactly related to this thread but thought I would mention there is a YouTube video which is a compilation of L322s being driven offroad I warriors settings from mud to hard rock, often with street tires. Pretty interesting