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    Gemballa Cayenne vs Range Rover Sport Supercharged vs ML63

    Sticky - we need a UKBoost network with RoverBoost.com and JaguarBoost.com Click here to enlarge

    i didn't realize the new supercharged rovers were so fricking fast - I was very surprised by the video. Click here to enlarge

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by richpike Click here to enlarge
    Sticky - we need a UKBoost network with RoverBoost.com and JaguarBoost.com
    Not sure if you saw this: http://www.germanboost.com/showthrea...-makes-of-cars

    Is RoverBoost.com a good idea in your opinion?
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    Not sure if you saw this: http://www.germanboost.com/showthrea...-makes-of-cars

    Is RoverBoost.com a good idea in your opinion?
    Nice. I hadn't seen that.

    Rovers are an odd bunch. The 3rd generation (my wife drives one) is a boat, even in supercharged form (great for long road trips, going off road, etc, but isn't much fun when looking for some spirited driving). I can't see there being much of a performance following that would drive the need for a RoverBoost website (like there is for Cayennes). But the latest generation (in both FFRR and RRS) is supposed to be pretty amazing. So maybe it will grow in performance enthusiast following. Probably worth reserving the domain name JIC.

    -Rich

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by richpike Click here to enlarge
    Nice. I hadn't seen that.

    Rovers are an odd bunch. The 3rd generation (my wife drives one) is a boat, even in supercharged form (great for long road trips, going off road, etc, but isn't much fun when looking for some spirited driving). I can't see there being much of a performance following that would drive the need for a RoverBoost website (like there is for Cayennes). But the latest generation (in both FFRR and RRS) is supposed to be pretty amazing. So maybe it will grow in performance enthusiast following. Probably worth reserving the domain name JIC.

    -Rich
    The new Rovers are more powerful and lighter though so it could evolve into a Cayenne like performance following. Definitely worth having.
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    The new Rovers are more powerful and lighter though so it could evolve into a Cayenne like performance following. Definitely worth having.
    My dad had an '11 RR Supercharged and it wasn't that fast at all compared to my sisters c350, or my dad's 650i, or even my 135i, maybe the new generations are quicker? Sure came a long way if that is the case.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by bmwtek Click here to enlarge
    My dad had an '11 RR Supercharged and it wasn't that fast at all compared to my sisters c350, or my dad's 650i, or even my 135i, maybe the new generations are quicker? Sure came a long way if that is the case.
    Your dad's might have had the 4.2 motor. The new 5.0 motors are WAY faster.
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    Definitely a possibility, thing was a piece of $#@!, I got it stuck in my backyard and pulled it out with my brother's old 99 ranger

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    Your dad's might have had the 4.2 motor. The new 5.0 motors are WAY faster.
    Yeah, I don't really keep up with Land Rover/Range Rover since they've been taken over by TaTa, but this is irrelevant but is there anyway I could contact you directly.

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    BTW my father still doesn't know about this, I washed/detailed it the next day to compensate.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by bmwtek Click here to enlarge
    Yeah, I don't really keep up with Land Rover/Range Rover since they've been taken over by TaTa, but this is irrelevant but is there anyway I could contact you directly.
    They are wayyyyy better now that TaTa runs them.
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    They are wayyyyy better now that TaTa runs them.
    elaborate

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by bmwtek Click here to enlarge
    elaborate
    Updated designs, new motors that can actually compete, new models, just a better company all around.
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    Updated designs, new motors that can actually compete, new models, just a better company all around.
    I totally agree that they are better with Tata. Tons more capital to spend versus Ford with excellent investment across the board. Ford was great for Rover (significantly increased quality vs BMW), but they were always behind in investments for future models under Ford.

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    I just watched a bunch of SUV's race, lol! Seriously though, it's interesting to see how they rate compared to modern cars.

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