Does that fuel filler cover stand proud of the rest of the panel or is it the angle? All LR cars from 1984
2021.5 Vogue SE D300 Carpathian Grey
2018 Vogue SE British Racing Green GONE

Certainly looks to be proud of the panel

What’s also odd is that the front wheels look close to being on full lock but the rears are straight. There is another picture of a grey one on Twitter with the front wheels turned and the rears clearly turned in the opposite direction.

The rear wheels will always return to the straight position when the vehicle is switched off/at a stand still, regardless of the position of the front wheels. .

Ah. That’s interesting. What is the reason for this do you know?

Unsure of the technical reasons behind it tbh. It’s the same system used on VW Group vehicles (including Porsche) and they all behave that way too.

Stab in the dark, is it anything to do with impact collision?

being straight ,they are in the best position to be in when you start and move .. ... - .- -.




click link for ,

FORUM WIKI

HOW TO Ǝꓕ∀ꓕOꓤ PICS

workshop manual downloads are in our wiki

.

GGDR wrote:

Go on Dr F..... tell us HOW
pretty please

.

I think our DrF could be the CEO of JLR

As no cars have been released to Joe public yet.

nbunney wrote:

I think our DrF could be the CEO of JLR Whistle

As no cars have been released to Joe public yet.

Alistair wrote:

I'm guessing that DrF's dealer had some making up to do

https://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/post609538.html#609538

But we're all looking forward to more hands-on info from DrF

I think as Eirik says, in light of the poor service that DrF received, combined with the number of range topping FFRR he's bought over the years, an exception to supply has possibly been made in his case. With that though, I suspect he also cannot be too vocal.

Alternatively, maybe we all got the wrong end of the stick, and he was just showing a couple of photos of what he's ordered himself as a Christmas present. These cars were visible when I went for a preview at the factory, which is where his photographs appear to be taken.

Could be either scenario.......

nbunney wrote:

GGDR wrote:

Go on Dr F..... tell us HOW
pretty please

.

As no cars have been released to Joe public yet.

aja500 wrote:

I think as Eirik says, in light of the poor service that DrF received, combined with the number of range topping FFRR he's bought over the years, an exception to supply has possibly been made in his case. With that though, I suspect he also cannot be too vocal.

Alternatively, maybe we all got the wrong end of the stick, and he was just showing a couple of photos of what he's ordered himself as a Christmas present. These cars were visible when I went for a preview at the factory, which is where his photographs appear to be taken.

Could be either scenario.......

I doubt it would be possible to get your own insurance for the likes of engineering and prototype cars either. I wonder how that works - presumably JLR must have their own policy they use for R&D vehicles.

Not sure what colour this is but some more pics of the L460:

https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/mot...e-22633081

Edit - just checked the reg and it's silver. 2021 P400 Silicon Silver AB
Gone 2011 Bournville TDV8 VSE
Gone 2008 Black Canadian HSE LUX