Landrover Rangerover 2013 Owner's Manual
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Every generation of Range Rover sets a new benchmark; the fourth
generation is a bold evolution of the iconic design.
Taut and structured, the new shape is more refined. The key lines and
architectural shapes instantly tell you it’s a Range Rover. The signature
clamshell hood, floating roof, deep imposing grille and headlamp
graphics have the familiar Range Rover presence. Yet the front of the
new vehicle is subtly different. The optimized proportions and sleeker
lines are a modern interpretation of traditional design cues. There’s a
definite, clear lineage – this is a vehicle with Land Rover DNA through
and through.
Vehicle shown left in Luxor with panoramic roof and privacy glass.
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Oxford vehicle shown in Luxor with panoramic roof, privacy glass and 22 inch five split-spoke ‘Style 6’ alloy wheels.
Los Angeles vehicle shown in Indus Silver with panoramic roof, privacy glass and 22 inch five split-spoke ‘Style 6’ alloy wheels.
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Dubai vehicle shown in Indus Silver with panoramic roof and privacy glass.
Rome vehicle shown in Barolo Black with panoramic roof and privacy glass.
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The all-new Range Rover builds on the marque’s three classic lines. The lower accent graphic, roof line
and continuous belt line that flows around the vehicle give it a unique sense of composure and
unmistakable form.
Building on Range Rover’s distinctive design, the silhouette is now gently tapered and more curved,
while the use of near-flush glazing and gloss black pillars accentuates the floating roof effect. The vehicle
is sleeker, more streamlined and more aerodynamic, but consistent elements like the side vent graphic
and lower accent graphics give harmony and a reminder of the vehicle’s heritage.
Vehicle shown above in Luxor with panoramic roof and privacy glass.
Vehicle shown left in Luxor with panoramic roof, privacy glass and 22 inch five split-spoke ‘Style 6’ alloy wheels.
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The split tailgate is distinctly Range Rover and is now even more practical and versatile. The lower gate,
useful as a viewing platform for social and sporting events, has been redesigned making it easier to
reach in. And because the upper gate is now longer it helps give extra protection from the elements.
For more convenience both gates are electronically operated via the key fob, fascia or within the loadspace.
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Vehicle shown right in Luxor with panoramic roof, privacy glass and 22 inch five split-spoke ‘Style 6’ alloy wheels.
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Range Rover’s legendary off-road performance has evolved; its capability is enhanced by the latest
advances in design and engineering technology. A true Land Rover at heart, it delivers better off-road
performance while retaining the design integrity the marque is known for. The rear now has an increased
departure angle enabling steeper climb while the raised air intake and increased wading depth mean
the vehicle can drive through 35.4 inches (900mm) of water with ease.
Vehicle shown above in Luxor with panoramic roof, privacy glass and 22 inch five split-spoke ‘Style 6’ alloy wheels.
Vehicle shown left in Luxor with panoramic roof and privacy glass.
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