V12 Range Rover MKII from Land Rover???

How the Range Rover became a £120k luxury car | Autocar

"Here’s a treat for Range Rover enthusiasts, on the day that the amazing Mk4 is unveiled. This is the experimental V12-engined Mk2 Range Rover, originally intended to be launched in 1999 by then-owners BMW. It was, perhaps, the first attempt to exploit the Range Rover as a proper luxury model."

Must have been something very interesting to drive... The last V12 I drove was the DBS, but a V12 4x4... Yummy!

Drop a spanner in there you would never find it.

I see they still got that crap oil filter cap on it

That's really nice except for the photoshopped grille.

12 liners to slip!

So why dint they put it into prodution?
That would put the mighty overfinch to shame

What does that do to the gallon ??

:screaming_bug_eye_f

2.0_hippo said:

What does that do to the gallon ??

:screaming_bug_eye_f

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Yea and how many to fill it up to the dip stick

lorri789 said:

That's really nice except for the photoshopped grille.

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Not photoshopped it is just decal like on Nascar car for dev purpose

gfromleeds said:

So why dint they put it into prodution?
That would put the mighty overfinch to shame

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As they had trouble designing a cooling system to keep a V8 cool, or the M51 for that matter, it probably overheated on the first lap of the test track and had to be towed back

I am gonna have to consult my books when I get home - I am not sure if they ever actually made one....and what we see is just a mock up of bits put in but not bolted together.....

Saint.V8 said:

I am gonna have to consult my books when I get home - I am not sure if they ever actually made one....and what we see is just a mock up of bits put in but not bolted together.....

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According to DVLA vehicle enquirey

The vehicle details for M367 KAC are

Date of Liability 02 02 1996
Date of First Registration 19 01 1995
Year of Manufacture 1995
Cylinder Capacity(cc) 3947cc
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type PETROL
Export Marker N
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour GREEN
Vehicle Type Approval Not Available
Vehicle Excise Duty rate for vehicle 6 Months Rate £121.00 12 Months Rate £220.00

RS2000CUSTOM said:

According to DVLA vehicle enquirey

The vehicle details for M367 KAC are

Date of Liability 02 02 1996
Date of First Registration 19 01 1995
Year of Manufacture 1995
Cylinder Capacity(cc) 3947cc
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type PETROL
Export Marker N
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour GREEN
Vehicle Type Approval Not Available
Vehicle Excise Duty rate for vehicle 6 Months Rate £121.00 12 Months Rate £220.00

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So what we see is indeed a mock up and no doubt the engine bay pics (which show a different body colour btw) are a photoshop mock up...

Didn't think they actually built one...

martynv8 said:

12 liners to slip!

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BMW V12s didn't have that problem. I bet the mpg must have been horrific though!