Range Rovers

[wdc330i]

What about this RR. Note: I know nothing about RR's:

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/c...270037270.html

Edit: Two years older but with fewer miles. https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/c...235556315.html

We seem to have quite a few of these down here (along with lots of other high-end cars).

[equ]

Originally Posted by wdc330i

What about this RR. Note: I know nothing about RR's:

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/c...270037270.html

Edit: Two years older but with fewer miles. https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/c...235556315.html

We seem to have quite a few of these down here (along with lots of other high-end cars).

Those are both RR Sports. I'm only interested in the full-sized. Similar blocky looks but very different drives. The southern one that is a touch old but looks good is this one:

https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-...ngId=462060687

Originally Posted by bren

IIRC, all the new JGC AWD systems are fully electronic, a la xdrive, with nothing "mechanical".

They may be electronic, but they control mechanical clutches that form the center diff. Also different trims of JGC have different awd. Quadra drive II vs. Quadra trac II. I think QDII is better (and I'm sure most rental/lease spec JGC's don't have the rear diff).

[bren]

Originally Posted by equ

They may be electronic, but they control mechanical clutches that form the center diff. Also different trims of JGC have different awd. Quadra drive II vs. Quadra trac II. I think QDII is better (and I'm sure most rental/lease spec JGC's don't have the rear diff).

Nope, I'm pretty certain it's all brake based now. Where's Lup when you need him.

Edit: looks like there is a way to get a rear ELSD via QDII.