why, who cares, wtf would you want a 110mph plus gaylander for-to kill yourself in:banplease:
Cock
http://www.ukcar.com/road_tests/land_rover/freelander/
102mph
Cock
http://www.ukcar.com/road_tests/land_rover/freelander/
102mph
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TD4_4x4
Active Member
Choices for easily crusing at 100 mph in a 4x4
Range Rover Sport 5.0 140 Mph and 0-60: 5.9 seconds
VW Touareg R50 5 146 Mph and 0-60: 6.5 seconds
AUDI Q7 6.0 V12 155 Mph and 0-60: 5.5 seconds
BMW X5M (M driver pack) 171 Mph and 0-60: 4.7 seconds
Porsche Cayenne Turbo S 174 Mph and 0-60: 4.7 seconds
In short, no.
Maybe if you find an Autobahn in Germany and want to see how fast it goes in clear weather with little traffic, otherwise it would not be advisable to drive a sizeable vehicle at is maximum speed
as you'll struggle to stop and get easily out braked by cars and possibly cause an accident hurting yourself and/or others, or worse.
Freelander MK1 Td4 5dr ES 1998 - 2003
Manual 102 Mph, 0-60: 12.8 seconds
Auto 100 Mph, 0-60: 13.8 seconds
Freelander MK1 TD4 5dr Sport 2003 - 2006
Manual 103 Mph, 0-60: 13.2 seconds
Auto 100 Mph, 0-60: 14.3 seconds
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a cross Europe trip might warrant the occasional use of 100 mph in some parts, but elsewhere .......
RichM
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Perhaps because I don't want to be ass raped by some ****er in a BMW when I drive on the autobahns through Germany?
Austria or perhaps maybe as far as northern Italy. Something I've wanted to do for a few years, so hopefully I will do it this year!Sean said:
I've seen that, but I've also heard that they can be inaccurate, because reviews/tests are usually carried out on new cars. Was hoping to get some feedback from people who live with the thing!
Cheers
Rich
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RichM
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freebiker
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Should have bought a petrol freelander 
1.8k top speed is said to be 106mph
0-60 is said to be 11.8 seconds
Although i've had mine to 115mph and timed my 0-60 a while back at 9 seconds.
Doesn't really help but for all the people who say TD4's are faster than the petrol.
1.8k top speed is said to be 106mph
0-60 is said to be 11.8 seconds
Although i've had mine to 115mph and timed my 0-60 a while back at 9 seconds.
Doesn't really help but for all the people who say TD4's are faster than the petrol.
Snigger they will eat you, I'm taking a vr6 mulitvan to Europe for a month-but thats another story 209hp
it will **** your gaylanderBeast o Bodmin
Banned
hope it doesnt catch fire...
Beast o Bodmin
Banned
does the 1.3 multi jet fiat panda 4x4 do 100mph??
would that be better than a gaylander
would that be better than a gaylander
mudcrawler
New Member
1.3 Multijet 16v 4x4 Cross Hatchback 5d 1248cc
£12245
Costs
List price £12245 Delivery charge no data 12 Months Road Tax £35 Insurance group
Running Costs (per mile) no data
Performance
Maximum Speed (MPH) 94 0-60 MPH (seconds) 18.00 Litres / 100KM (urban) 6 Litres / 100KM (extra-urban) 6 Litres / 100KM (combined) 5 Miles per gallon (urban) 42 Miles per gallon (extra urban) 46 Miles per gallon (combined)
54£12245
Costs
List price £12245 Delivery charge no data 12 Months Road Tax £35 Insurance group
Running Costs (per mile) no data
Performance
Maximum Speed (MPH) 94 0-60 MPH (seconds) 18.00 Litres / 100KM (urban) 6 Litres / 100KM (extra-urban) 6 Litres / 100KM (combined) 5 Miles per gallon (urban) 42 Miles per gallon (extra urban) 46 Miles per gallon (combined)
Almost but not quite!
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JonFre
Active Member
I'm sure we will see some of the sights in Germany, the autobahn being one of them.
Possibly the main sight you see in Germany will be the inside of a garage. Take plenty of cash, repairs are expensive there. 85/90 is quick enough for continuous running of a TD4 unless you want to bust it.
RichM
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chromiumuk
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A chipped one might manage it but as they aint designed for that kind of sustained speed I wouldn't want to test it. Maybe you need to look at one of them BMWs that you're so frightened of.
