thers no use to feed the troll anymore...let him go on in his RR fantasy land. he's just making stuff up now.

 

Lads your Range Rover envy is showing better check your zippers!

Since I didnt hit all the option boxes difference in price between GC SRT8 I configured and RR Sport is about $15K. Scott I am probably saving money since I wouldnt need a JK for off road.

If I was going to get a Range Rover I think I would go old school and get a restored and repowered Defender 110 from East Coast Rover to haul my dogs. I like my slow V6 2012 GC.

Just think maybe one day SRT will be mentioned in the same breath as M and AMG or even Ecoboost. Doubtful but could happen if and when Ferrari wins a Drivers Championship in F1 again.

 

Now you're not making any sense. Good day.

 

back to your sheep

 

Unlike many who posted here, and this is not a brag just statistics. I owned a real range rover, the 2010 flagship, had it for a year and a half.
The feeling of luxury cocoon was nice for the first months, then the noise and creeks started. QC not the best.

Oh, and I took it off road, with the stock tires, ending up with me having to replace a shredded tire 2 miles down the road. Needless to say off it went.
In comparison I took my stock overland off road, and although the stock tires are not good by any standard, they held on and took me through whatever I did. At the same price, a range is a better car, at the actual prices, I'd take a jeep any day.