2012 model year

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Finlayforprez

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I would be all over a diesel LR4 in a heartbeat!!! Isn't Land Rover bringing a hybrid RR here?
 

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Here's a couple of articles with info about the 2012 LR4

http://wot.motortrend.com/new-eight-speed-auto-for-2012-land-rover-lr4-and-range-rover-sport-raft-of-minor-upgrades-93913.html

http://www.autoblog.com/2011/07/07/2012-range-rover-sport-lr4-get-eight-speed-automatic-among-othe/

So here's what I gather from these articles:
  • No Diesel for the US - same V8 engine and 6 speed transmission as 2011
  • Updated 7 inch touch-screen navigation system with Dual View and improved voice control
  • new 17 speaker Harmon/Kardon Logic7 surround-sound system with built-in music storage hard drive
  • updated information panel and gauges (did not specify what these are)
  • revamped steering column stalks
  • Bluetooth audio streaming
  • wireless WhiteFire headphones
  • Smaller key vob
  • Updated rear entertainment system with USB input
  • two new sets of alloy wheels
  • new option packages (did not specify what these are)
  • new exterior paint colors
 

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Thanks for all the great info. I will have to go take a look at the links to just see what they have to say.

Rob
 

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Here's a couple of articles with info about the 2012 LR4

http://wot.motortrend.com/new-eight-speed-auto-for-2012-land-rover-lr4-and-range-rover-sport-raft-of-minor-upgrades-93913.html

http://www.autoblog.com/2011/07/07/2012-range-rover-sport-lr4-get-eight-speed-automatic-among-othe/

So here's what I gather from these articles:
  • No Diesel for the US - same V8 engine and 6 speed transmission as 2011
  • Updated 7 inch touch-screen navigation system with Dual View and improved voice control
  • new 17 speaker Harmon/Kardon Logic7 surround-sound system with built-in music storage hard drive
  • updated information panel and gauges (did not specify what these are)
  • revamped steering column stalks
  • Bluetooth audio streaming
  • wireless WhiteFire headphones
  • Smaller key vob
  • Updated rear entertainment system with USB input
  • two new sets of alloy wheels
  • new option packages (did not specify what these are)
  • new exterior paint colors

Updated information panel and gauges - do you think they went all LCD?
 

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Nah, pretty sure the virtual gauge LCD gizmo is still going to be exclusive to their flagship Range Rover, gotta make its owners feel special somehow! :wink: What I think they did is making the current TFT display between RPM and speedo gauges more useful (and perhaps larger), by including redundant info from the touchscreen such radio frequency / MP3 / iPod / Sirius XM channel information, turn-by-turn navigation arrows and directions, etc. In its current (2010-2011) form, that display seemed a bit of a waste of real estate space, so that would be a welcome improvement. The gimmicky LCD of the FFRR... Not so much.
 
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Nah, pretty sure the virtual gauge LCD gizmo is still going to be exclusive to their flagship Range Rover, gotta make its owners feel special somehow! :wink: What I think they did is making the current TFT display between RPM and speedo gauges more useful (and perhaps larger), by including redundant info from the touchscreen such radio frequency / MP3 / iPod / Sirius XM channel information, turn-by-turn navigation arrows and directions, etc. In its current (2010-2011) form, that display seemed a bit of a waste of real estate space, so that would be a welcome improvement. The gimmicky LCD of the FFRR... Not so much.

According to the Press Release yo are correct about the TFT.

The phonebook capacity for the Discovery 4 has increased significantly for 2012 from 700 entries to several thousand, whilst the TFT Message Centre interface has been redesigned to display audio, phone and navigational information.
 

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