Hi all just seen a pic of the new landrover I DONT KNOW ABOUT CALLING IT A Range Stormer ITs a mini on Mini on Steroids
Mini on Steroids
Dec 10, 2003
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I've just found it on a Dutch site -
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- and the atricle appears to suggest its a concept car (my Dutch being non-existent!). God I hope it is just that, an awful concept! Ug. Not only is the name ridiculous, and an insult to the Range Rover legend, but it looks like something Palitoy woudl come up with. If this is serious there are a lot of people going to be turning in their graves, IMHO. If Ford really insist on making it, they could at least stick a Ford badge on it and call it something *really* tacky, Desert Stormer or something equally duff. Land Rover legend RIP.
Richard
In article , richard. watson writes
The expression 'no redeeming features whatsoever' springs immediately to mind.
Other manufacturers do small cars better and have far more experience in that market. Why go there at all?
I can only agree with others - at best it can only damage the marque - at worst it'll be a money-pit (from Land Rover's perspective!).
Regards,
Simonm.
|| || I've just found it on a Dutch site -
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Just had a look at this. Christ, it's horrible.
Personally (and I know I will get a lot of flak for saying so from all you disco fans) but I think land rover lost it when they came up with the disco.
How much are they charging for that thing?
Too much probably.
Intended for release in early 2005 it would seem so prices will be available about then??
I did find this whilst browsing:
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No good for me as I do not own anything recent enough to get on their database - but may suit somebody on here??
Graeme
Just tried to register - and failed with an error message.
Interesting how the only regions available within the UK are English counties!
Chas
Dalbeattie, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland!
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