Range rover 2013 autobiography review
Verdict.
Heated and cooled seats, a head rest that feels like an actual pillow, beautiful soft furnishings and the calming sounds of silence from the.!
The Clarkson review: Range Rover Sport Autobiography (2013)
In the olden days, when it was possible to make a few shillings from cultivating the land, farmers could afford two cars.
They had a Land Rover, on which they could lean while gnawing on a pork pie. And perhaps a Humber for nights out at the Berni Inn.
But then consumers got it into their heads that the correct price for a pint of milk was about 6p less than it costs to make.
The car is just awesome, it's really comfy, quiet and the materials used in the interior are sublime.They also reckoned that bread should be 1p a loaf, and meat should be pretty much free. This meant farmers couldn’t afford two cars any more.
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Happily, Land Rover came to the rescue in 1970 with something called the Range Rover.
It was quite brilliant. The world’s first dual-purpose vehicle. For just £2,000 you had a car that would bumble about quite happily with some pigs in the back, and then, after work, you could simply hose down the interior and use it as a comfortable limousine for a t
