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lrFFM Member Since: 28 Sep 2017 Location: Frankfurt Posts: 64 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
It really depends on the country you live in. You would have to ask JLR Sweden.
The 130 V8 has always been a P500. The 6 cylinder P400 is still available, but not in all countries. |
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PeSy Member Since: 07 Oct 2023 Location: Cz Posts: 8 ![]() ![]() |
P425, somebody at my dealer told me that P425 is a naturally aspirated engine. Is that true?
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A1C6 Member Since: 15 Oct 2024 Location: Australia Posts: 58 ![]() ![]() |
I have found that the markets with the new engine choices (D350, P425) are hit with new Euro emissions. Australia has remained largely unchanged in terms of the engine department, although obviously there have been all the strange year-to-year changes jumbling the engine choice. Seriously Landrover, why can you, in the UK, only get the 90 S with a D350, but the 90 X comes only with a D250!
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lrFFM Member Since: 28 Sep 2017 Location: Frankfurt Posts: 64 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
You already gave the answer in your post.
LR has to adhere to new EU and UK emission regulations. |
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