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except like I said, probably an issue with a claustrophobic interior and poor visibility out from the rear/sides.
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Check this out guys, pretty interesting design in my opinion....
except like I said, probably an issue with a claustrophobic interior and poor visibility out from the rear/sides.
LINK HERE
I don't know if I like it..
It kind of reminds me of the Infinity FX35/45 (which are nice, and I like them), but it doesn't look like a Land Rover. I don't have a problem with Land Rover getting away from the boxy shape, but I feel that they should leave some styling hints in it that are unmistakeably Land Rover.
I agree - It also has hints of the Acura MDX in there. Unoriginal and not in keeping with any of the traditional Land Rover design elements.
I'm not sure if I'd call it bold, because that's hardly true if there are similar cars already on the road. IMHO they could do better.
Actually, I love them. No other vehicle can do what a land rover can no in terms of navigating slopes and rivers - outstanding engineering in that respect. Pity they corrode at the steel-aluminum welds and have typically british electrical systems. When I was looking for an SUV the Land/Range Rovers were at the top of my list, then they failed to meet my standards for reliability.
reminds me a bit of that failed VehiCross thing from a few years ago.. It was a cramped 2 door with horrible visibility. This may be kinda cool.. your own pseudo Paris-Dakar rally type vehicle.
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