[Northern Irelander]

Found this on MG-Rover.org

Land Rover LRX Concept - MG-Rover.org Forums

Perhaps some of you defender boys would like to contribute to the thread above and set the record straight before the general public throw £20 odd k away,

 

[Pikey]

Found this on MG-Rover.org

Land Rover LRX Concept - MG-Rover.org Forums

Perhaps some of you defender boys would like to contribute to the thread above and set the record straight before the general public throw £20 odd k away,

FFS keep up that was last weeks news.

 

[Northern Irelander]

FFS keep up that was last weeks news.

Nope not mentioned within this forum within the last week.

 

[Pikey]

Nope not mentioned within this forum within the last week.

OOh whats this then http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f37/whatd-ya-think-49232.html

 

[Northern Irelander]

OOh whats this then http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f37/whatd-ya-think-49232.html

Silly me....... dohh!

If people would place the appropriate title in the thread then it might have come up on the search facility.

I was so wrong to have entered LRX, baby Land rover.............next time I'll know to type in the most obscure slang with no relation to the actual subject matter

 

[Sirus]

see yur learning

 

[slob]

i must say they seem like an intelligent lot on that forum.

most folk that would use the phrase" in summary" would do so after a long diatribe about a pertickuler subject. this diatribe would cover most , if not all relevant points. then the orator would use the phrase "in summary" just before he sums up his long diatribe.
not so on that forum, quick sentence then the use of " in summary" to point out something that wasn't used in the long diatribe.


quote from that forum......


"Hey its only a concept... the windows will be much bigger on the real thing It probably is as indicative of the production version as the Range Stormer was of the Range Rover Sport.

In summary, I like this car... a lot! All credit to Land Rover - they've managed to evolve the Range Rover design language on to a smaller car without devaluing it, which is an achievement in itself.

Can't wait to see this at a Motor Show next year."


in summary its appears to be one of them folks what think using certain buzz wurds will make them appear clevva when infact all it does is show their complete ignorance

 

[Pikey]

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in summary its appears to be one of them folks what think using certain buzz wurds will make them appear clevva when infact all it does is show their complete ignorance

And totally devoid of any sense of taste,

 

[Take5]

Well, we've all had a good look at the photo's (well, Alias Showcase images) on the AutoCAR website, and the consensus of opinion here in the office was a Gaylander Sport is prolly better than a Mundano as a company car.

Kinell Johnny boy, what've you typed that for, go and buy that truck cab NOW

 

[muddythelandy]

I saw and photographed something not dissimilar to that on the superfast ferry a couple of years ago - covered in bits of disguise. There was also an aston martin on a range rover sport underpinning with rangerover sport wheels and a supercharged engine with badly cut away wheel arches ( I know cos I had a good look over it before land rover chaps chased me away..

Also on said ferry were two odd disco 3's and I chased them (ok chased as best as a 110 can chase) them up the M90 as far as I could taking photos.

My ****ey Urtists Impreshhun of the "mini freelander" even got published in LRe!