It doesn't always seem to get a mention in the description of cars for sale.

What are your guesses as to how common it is, particularly on TDV6's where not standard?

Believe that pre 2010 model, in the UK, all HSE finition have Dynamic Response (or at least since the 07 model)...S and SE was in option... Range Rover Vogue ‘17 TDV6

Gone: Range Rover Vogue '11 4.4TDV8, Range Rover Sport ‘59, Range Rover Sport ‘56

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Did many people specify it when the cars were ordered though?

Trying to gauge whether the majority of cars have it or not?

Bit confused about this on my own car a 2005 TDV6. It has the light on the instrument binnacle the symbol of a car with 2 arrows either side of it. However I though it should also have a oil fluid level bottle near the grill somewhere, which I dont have.

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It has the light on the instrument binnacle the symbol of a car with 2 arrows either side of it.

2nd, I have this suspension light on too with a message saying 'Suspension fault - Normal ride height only'

Did you replace your battery and did that fix it?

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ST - I actually had many simultaneous errors reported .. Gearbox, Suspension and park brake.

Restarted the car and the errors disappeared. Went straight to the dealer who diagnosed low battery charge via the computer.

So I charged the battery and have not had the issue since (this was in September)... Not sure what caused the battery to go low, as I had not changed my usage pattern.

There are several threads where people have commented on dash warnings (such as suspension) actually being identified as low current/charge from the battery. Why Land Rover can't detect and report exactly this to the driver, but only the technician via the LR device is beyond me.

If you haven't already, might be worth charging or even replacing your battery just to be sure its not that before spending really big $'s!!

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