UK's most unreliable car/........Which

Hermione_Granger

Grumpy_chap said:

There is no need to fall to the level of personal insults against either myself or @Mercedesdriver and I most certainly do know the difference between the cars referenced.

Personal insults.
The coward's way to try to make a point rather than simply admitting that they were wrong and I think we've all come to realise that sweetsand is never wrong.

[Deleted User]

"sweetsand said:

 but thanks for the lol's."

And that is the reason they post here, antagonising members for their entertainment.
Stop feeding it and get back to normal quicker.

Sea_Shell

Where does Overfinch fit into all these??

I've seen a few badged up as that.

Is it purely a styling thing?   Overpriced bling?

nicechap

Hermione_Granger said:

Grumpy_chap said:

There is no need to fall to the level of personal insults against either myself or @Mercedesdriver and I most certainly do know the difference between the cars referenced.

Personal insults.
The coward's way to try to make a point rather than simply admitting that they were wrong and I think we've all come to realise that sweetsand is never wrong.

Although in this case, I suspect its to provoke an insult back so they can report them.

sweetsand

annabanana82 said:

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between the terms “Land Rover” and “Range Rover”? Land Rover is a brand, and a Range Rover is a type of Land Rover model. There is a further distinction between the specific Range Rover model and the Range Rover lineup (informally known as the “Range Rover family”). The Range Rover lineup consists of four models: the Range Rover, the Range Rover Evoque, the Range Rover Sport, and the Range Rover Velar.

Learn more about the Land Rover vs. Range Rover distinction below, then contact Land Rover Chandler if you have any questions or want to schedule a visit to your Phoenix-area Land Rover retailer.

Thank you for confirming better than I could. Take note Grump and mercdriver, lol.

sweetsand

RichardD1970 said:

Sweetsand.
JLR is the company,
Land Rover is the marque.
Range Rover is a branch of the product tree within that marque of Land Rover.

The Range Rover family is, from top to bottom,
Range Rover, SWB (starting at £83k ish and going upto £103k) and LWB (starting at around £116k) + editions and special vehicles
Range Rover Sport
Range Rover Velar
Range Rover Evoque. From £36,000.

The Land Rover branch is,
Discovery
Discovery Sport
Defender.


https://www.landrover.co.uk/families/range-rover.html here's a link to the companies site. 
Here's a picture of an Evoque, notice on the right side of the grill the small Landrover badge? Notice the big words across the bonnet? Range Rover.

Here's a picture of the range topping LWB SVAutobiograthy (starting at around £150k). Again, notice the Land Rover badge?

Thank you for confirming better than I could. Take note Grump and mercdriver, lol.
I hope you two can now accept that I was correct all along and hoepfully you now know the difference and have more knowldge about this marque.

Mercdriver

Sea_Shell said:

Where does Overfinch fit into all these??

I've seen a few badged up as that.

Is it purely a styling thing?   Overpriced bling?

Overfinch are not anything directly to do with Land Rover.  They customise Land Rovers and their sub brand Range Rover.

Grumpy_chap

sweetsand said:

annabanana82 said:

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between the terms “Land Rover” and “Range Rover”? Land Rover is a brand, and a Range Rover is a type of Land Rover model. There is a further distinction between the specific Range Rover model and the Range Rover lineup (informally known as the “Range Rover family”). The Range Rover lineup consists of four models: the Range Rover, the Range Rover Evoque, the Range Rover Sport, and the Range Rover Velar.

Learn more about the Land Rover vs. Range Rover distinction below, then contact Land Rover Chandler if you have any questions or want to schedule a visit to your Phoenix-area Land Rover retailer.

Thank you for confirming better than I could. Take note Grump and mercdriver, lol.

What exactly do you want us to take note of?
That the Range Rover Evoque (from £36k) is a Range Rover?
Judging from the full model line up on the Land Rover website, the Land Rover (cheapest model being Discovery Sport from £36,765) is a more "premium" brand than Range Rover (cheapest model being Evoque from £36,000).

Have you visited Land Rover Chandler recently?

sweetsand

Grumpy_chap said:

sweetsand said:

annabanana82 said:

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between the terms “Land Rover” and “Range Rover”? Land Rover is a brand, and a Range Rover is a type of Land Rover model. There is a further distinction between the specific Range Rover model and the Range Rover lineup (informally known as the “Range Rover family”). The Range Rover lineup consists of four models: the Range Rover, the Range Rover Evoque, the Range Rover Sport, and the Range Rover Velar.

Learn more about the Land Rover vs. Range Rover distinction below, then contact Land Rover Chandler if you have any questions or want to schedule a visit to your Phoenix-area Land Rover retailer.

Thank you for confirming better than I could. Take note Grump and mercdriver, lol.

What exactly do you want us to take note of?
That the Range Rover Evoque (from £36k) is a Range Rover?
Judging from the full model line up on the Land Rover website, the Land Rover (cheapest model being Discovery Sport from £36,765) is a more "premium" brand than Range Rover (cheapest model being Evoque from £36,000).

Have you visited Land Rover Chandler recently?

See post at
Today at 10:51AM
FYI, It's not me that posted it, if you can't tell the difference still about the Landrover Range Rover and the Evoke, then there is nothing more I can do to help you or the other username as I've told you many times and several others have posted now with pictures the difference between the Evoke and the Range Rover and the post I told you to see is the best example of the different cars Landrover makes and modesl and lines.
So, visit the post at Today at 10:51AM and then let me know that you can now know the difference.
Take care.

Scrapit

sweetsand said:

RichardD1970 said:

Sweetsand.
JLR is the company,
Land Rover is the marque.
Range Rover is a branch of the product tree within that marque of Land Rover.

The Range Rover family is, from top to bottom,
Range Rover, SWB (starting at £83k ish and going upto £103k) and LWB (starting at around £116k) + editions and special vehicles
Range Rover Sport
Range Rover Velar
Range Rover Evoque. From £36,000.

The Land Rover branch is,
Discovery
Discovery Sport
Defender.


https://www.landrover.co.uk/families/range-rover.html here's a link to the companies site. 
Here's a picture of an Evoque, notice on the right side of the grill the small Landrover badge? Notice the big words across the bonnet? Range Rover.

Here's a picture of the range topping LWB SVAutobiograthy (starting at around £150k). Again, notice the Land Rover badge?

Thank you for confirming better than I could. Take note Grump and mercdriver, lol.
I hope you two can now accept that I was correct all along and hoepfully you now know the difference and have more knowldge about this marque.

HA HAHAHAHAHAHAH! OHHHHHH.....HAHAHAHA!
EVEN HAS THE GALL TO SAY TAKE NOTE.....HAHAHAA, pfffft....literally crying. Made my day that has.