Mr. Tee here.

Been here about a year and some change. Reminds me of the heydays of Roadfly.org, then Bimmerforums in the early 2000's.
Understand the inners and outs of BMW/Jaguar/LandRover/Ford so the knowledge gain has been pretty intense and I've easily adapted to Range Rover nuances. Love the vehicle, love the brand. Feel pretty much AT-HOME here so, here I am!

My Baby is Named BleuMesa...mainly because she's Buckingham Blue. (but could use a good polishing!)
I keep a set of Michelin Pilots on the 22" heavy alloy wheels.
The Supercharged AJ133 is a fiesta....coupled with the Brembo brakes...best combo to keep me out of a jam!!!!! (FLORIDA DRIVERS have a D- average!)
Adaptive cruise control is my best friend!
Extra Cherry wood for the interior makes me smile upon entry!
Love the heated seats, windshield and steering wheel.
Exterior Design Pack is a great update to this old classic Rover!
Bovee connected to my iPhone keeps all my playlists current, with control from steering or my Apple Watch!
Upgraded Autobiography Ultimate Polished Steel armrest knobs...are always conversation starters!
Updated Lloyd Ultimat floor mats...in Blue.....pristine!

Very Happy to be added to the family. 2012 5.0 SC Autobiography Buckingham Blue

Hello fellow RR and LR fanatics

I own a 2010 l322 big boy and a 2016 RR sport turbo diesel

I joined the sight because honestly some great work being done and I can’t find anyone in my area who wants to do some of the work themselves, everyone just pays the big bills. So I’m here to learn and pickup on cool customization ideas as well as upkeep (the l322 just hit 100k!!)

Hope everyone has a great day

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Im New member from spain with a sport from 2009 tdv8


Kind regards

Hello All!

Just wanted to say what a fantastic help this group had been already!

I have a 2010 (60) 4.4 TDV8 Autobiography Black which I have owned for just over two years! We’ve had ups and downs, but luckily the LR Warranty I extended when I first bought her covered the downs!

What a lovely car to drive!

And there is plenty of detailed and relevant information on this forum, provided by the very knowledgable and dedicated members! I will help wherever I can!

Thanks again!

Jason.

Hello,

Have recently bought a 3.6 TDV8 L322 and found this forum invaluable in doing the initial titivation.

Thank you to all who have contributed

Ben

I have some how managed to miss this bit. A long time lurker and a previous D2 and D3 owner also was a member on the two forums that follow them. I’ve recently bought a 3.6TDV8 and I’m surprised at what a difference it is from the D3.

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Well, I've made a post so I thought I'd better introduce myself.

Sam.

After years of not having the balls to buy one here goes. I should be picking up my 2012 L322 Westminster this week. Very excited

Welcome along.

Don't be put off by the horror stories on these cars. Long as your handy with basic to medium maintenance then they are pretty affordable cars.

Hi all

Looking at a new SVR deal and have joined to find out more, currently own a 2018 BMW X5M.

Thanks

New to the forum and to RR's.
Have owned Disco's in the distant past and still work on LR3's and Jeeps, but looking to collect my first RR up this coming weekend!

Hi everyone,
Haven't got a Range Rover yet but looking to get one soon. Just about to change job so the Volvo XC40 Hybrid company car has to go back and I won't miss it.
Before the Volvo, the family wagon was my wife's F-Pace Supercharged V6S but a house move forced the change to a more sensible car. We're now looking to replace the Volvo with a L322 TDV8 4.4. From my research it looks like a Vogue SE is the best bet as we like the nicer seats and adaptive cruise would be useful on long trips.

Hi Folks
Nice to be onboard