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Disco_Mikey Member Since: 08 Apr 2012 Location: Dundee, Scotland Posts: 4403 |
No, the Range Rover is full of BMW bits |
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Fri Jan 29 2016 5:54pm |
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Fletcher Member Since: 28 Jan 2015 Location: Devon Posts: 481 |
If it helps your argument, the x5 was copied from the l322 even though the l322 was full of bmw parts . |
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Fri Jan 29 2016 7:03pm |
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Autobiography Member Since: 19 Jun 2012 Location: Londres Posts: 339 |
Yes even my 11MY L322 had BMW branded interior parts e.g. sunroof controls and fuse boxes etc |
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Fri Jan 29 2016 7:49pm |
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Tim in Scotland Member Since: 30 May 2005 Location: Driving along in my automobile Posts: 17476 |
And yes an X5 has tech that BMW took from Land Rover, including BMW's version of Hill Descent Control. One piece of crap technology that LR got from BMW was the awful version of the 3.0ltr TD engine that the FFRR got, that engine in my first FFRR made me really wonder why people ranted so much about BMW engines becase the one in my FFRR wheezed and rattled like an old dog with TB. Smooth and quiet were things it certainly was not. Put me off ever buying a BMW. During the Ford ownership of LR there was also a lot of Volvo technology and on Evoques you can easily find the Volvo logos even today on some of the components like Blind Spot Monitoring and Surround Cam System also some of the plastics have Volvo logos on them.......
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Fri Jan 29 2016 8:11pm |
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Disco_Mikey Member Since: 08 Apr 2012 Location: Dundee, Scotland Posts: 4403 |
Now they are full of Ford parts, even out the LR packaging
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Fri Jan 29 2016 8:53pm |
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Maidenmania Member Since: 13 Feb 2014 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 138 |
Thanks for the replies everyone 2008 Factory HST- Sold
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Sat Jan 30 2016 10:21am |
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