Driving range rover autobiography 2015
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2015 Range Rover AUTOBIOGRAPHY SDV8 Pricing and Spec
The 2015 Range Rover AUTOBIOGRAPHY SDV8 is an all-wheel drive four-door wagon that was released to the Australian market on 3rd April 2015 classified as a LG MY15.5. The Range Rover is regarded as a 4d wagon built in United Kingdom with prices from a dealer as a used car starting at $92,100.
The Range Rover is an all-wheel drive 4 door with 5 seats, powered by a 4.4L DIESEL TURBO V8 engine that has 250 kW of power (at 3500 rpm) and 740 Nm of torque (at 1750 rpm) via an Eight-speed Automatic. Land Rover claims the Range Rover AUTOBIOGRAPHY SDV8 uses 8.7L/100km of Diesel in the combined city and highway cycle while putting out 229g of CO2.
The Range Rover measures 1836mm (72.3 inches) in height, 4999mm (196.8 inches) in length, 1983mm (78.1 inches) in width with a 2922mm (115.0 inches) wheelbase that brings about a total of 2271kg (5006.7 lbs) of unladen weight. The Range Rover AUTOBIOGRAPHY SDV8 comes standard with 275/40
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2015 Land Rover Range Rover Autobiography Review
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When it comes to effortlessly transporting pampered humans across the varied land surfaces of planet Earth, the 2015 Land Rover Range Rover Autobiography is (never mind the curious name) unequivocally the most accomplished vehicle in the world.
Consider its competencies. There is no other vehicle on the planet able to cruise the limitless German Autobahn at more than 155 mph, crawl over the slick boulders at Moab, traverse the deepest sands of the Sahara Desert, trek across the frigid Arctic Circle, and wade through meter-deep swamps in the jungles of the Congo — all while the coddled passengers in the second row sit cross-legged appreciating Mozart’s “Rondo Alla Turca” on a 1,700-watt sound system.
Bearing in mind its extraordinary attributes, a week around suburban Los Angeles was but a walk in the park for the British sport utility vehicle.
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Land Rover Range Rover Autobiography SWB PHEV Review: Plugged In to Perfection
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Furthermore, the beautiful thing about the RR PHEV is how much power you have on tap with just the 160 kW electric motor.
What we like:
Very usable EV range
Lovely refinement and comfort remains
No compromise to everyday usability or off-road prowess
What we dislike:
$10k more gets you the 4.4 V8
The current generation Range Rover is an exceptional bil. We test drove the full-fledged Range Rover LWB with the 4.4-litre twin-turbo V8, and then the Range Rover Sport with the Ingenium straight-six, and loved all of them. The hidden grief is that they were all heavy gas guzzlers no matter how gently one drove.
The Range Rover PHEV (RR PHEV) is here to relieve that pain with up to 120 km of EV driving range (WLTP), without ever needing to turn on the petrol engine. That’s significantly more than most PHEVs in the market. Now before you cry foul about adding even more weight