DavidP wrote:

,,,,,,,blind number madness........ignore

moving to spain aint such a bad idea, warmer climate and all....its normally the wife that doesnt want to move.. ... - .- -.




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Joker, sorry it was an edit of a previous post. I had been looking at an advert for a 5.0 LHD - seeing the price as 5 numbers not the 6 that it was actually advertised for!.

Cam-Tech-Craig wrote:

RR2008HSE wrote:

What you'll find is Land Rover specs the cars differently for different markets.

My Range Rover HSE isn't like a UK HSE. I've got everything you'd expect on a Vogue SE (cooled seats, locking rear diff, etc.). So it isn't where the steering wheel is, it's how the car is optioned. So check carefully if looking overseas. Here, Vogue is a magazine, not a car model.

I'm going to guess that JLR built it properly, unlike the Mercs that can't be RHD and 4-matic at the same time. I'm not aware of any mechanical differences.

Oh, and at least when I drive RHD, you can tell whether I'm signalling right or left by how fast the windscreen wipers are going.

What front seats do you get in them there NAS facelift models sir?

I remember pre facelift you DID NOT have comfort seats across the pond for some reason???

Sorry, CTCRAIG, but I have no idea.

They are just "the seats." They are the heating/cooled ones with the perforated leather (same as the NAS SC). I went out and got a photo. Hopefully, you can tell ME which ones they are. They are the nicest car seats I have sat in. Period.

^ Mods, iPad has struck again. If you could help with the above photo, I'd appreciate it. Thx

They look like the same as UK seats sir...

Early NAS FF's had UK HSE spec seats across the range so NO comfort seat options which imho was terrible!! But looks like JLR gave them the same seats on an 07my>

Thanks, CTCraig.

That explains a mystery. I read here how the 03-05 seats were much nicer. I thought they must be wrong as the seats in 03-05s that I test drove didn't seem better than my 08. Of course, I've only driven NAS spec FFRRs.

Now it makes sense.