Nass τσέκαρε αυτό.
Ναι είναι VW, αλλά στο ίδιο πάτωμα/4κίνηση βασίζεται η Porsche Cayenne και αυτό έχει τον ΥΠΕΡγαμηστερό 3λτ υβριδικό κινητήρα.
Και ποιότητα κατασκευής κορυφαίου επιπέδου.
Και μένουν και ρέστα.
Giuseppe Busso έγραψε:https://www.car.gr/4833146-volkswagen-touareg-pazaropoulos
Nass τσέκαρε αυτό.
Ναι είναι VW, αλλά στο ίδιο πάτωμα/4κίνηση βασίζεται η Porsche Cayenne και αυτό έχει τον ΥΠΕΡγαμηστερό 3λτ υβριδικό κινητήρα.
Και ποιότητα κατασκευής κορυφαίου επιπέδου.
Και μένουν και ρέστα.
Soothsayers predict life will get tougher for dealer groups, as electrification and over-the-air updates simplify servicing, and connectivity allows car makers to forge direct links with customers. But if 2016’s reliability surveys are a true gauge, a Land Rover franchise will survive longer than most, given the brand’s second bottom ranking with Warranty Direct and flat last with JD Power
That was on top of the £358 charge for service parts and labour. Still, it gave Marshall the chance to make three fixes: the obligatory software update, a new clip to keep the rear number plate light attached, and a remedy for a rattling seat. Not that I’d noticed, due to the stiff springs causing child seat cacophony over undulations. All in all, my experience was courteous and efficient, with the Discovery Sport left sparkling inside and out. If Marshall keeps that up, it’ll be in business for a while yet – ably assisted by Land Rover’s gremlins.
From the driving seat
+ Precise, beautifully weighted steering
+ Punchy diesel is reasonably refined
+ Seats three to seven packaged brilliantly, with superb space in row two
– Suspension stiff on straights, plenty of body roll in corners
– Infotainment from the dark ages

In comedy, timing is everything. So how funny is this: at 18:07 on a Friday night, just 10 dark hours before a 04:30 departure to catch a ferry for the family holiday, a tyre valve snaps off and the rubber deflates like a home-baked cake, right before my very eyes.
And the Sport’s trump card – its steering – shone on the narrow, winding, rural tracks. Charged by Exocet French vans, a nudge of the wheel and the Sport responds calmly, so you can precisely place it mere millimetres from the verge. A slow-in approach is vital in corners, otherwise you can induce a crocodile death spiral of body roll. But get your entry speed right, feel the grip, and you can string together bends with enjoyable fluency. Great fun.
Hook up an iPhone to access your music, and marvel at how long it takes to forward to a song: it would be quicker to cue up an LP. Indeed, the fast forward buttons intermittently went on strike for a week or so.

Sport: why is that five letter-suffix attached, besides differentiation from the bigger Discovery? I guess most people want to project a dynamic image, even if in reality their cornering g forces are measured by theodolite, and their acceleration by calendar.
But the Sport does not, to be honest, live up to its billing. This is a satisfying family car, not a wannabe sports SUV. The primary ride is smoothly supple, the body rising and falling as naturally as your chest inhaling and exhaling.
That said, the body and suspension feel rigid – great for accurate handling – which can make for some choppiness over high-frequency bumps. Upgrading to the biggest, 20-inch alloys can’t have helped, which can occasionally skip and make the body pogo, with the child seats frequently rattling in their fixings.
When you propel the Disco into a corner, the body leans like Muhammad Ali onto the ropes. And like the greatest, it’s stable and in control, ready to dance around the obstacle. The steering is a fantastic accomplice: nicely geared and fluid. There’s plenty of grip, despite the body not being too tightly lashed down, so you can carry momentum into corners and close the gap to traffic ahead.
One night early on, a gearbox fault warning light came on, and I had to join the A1 with just a single cog (thankfully third), before bailing out after a junction, tacho pinned against the red ceiling. A quick engine restart and the problem was resolved.
Other electronics gremlins include the infotainment freezing a couple of times, and a rogue engine ‘emissions issue’ that disappeared overnight (VW would love to follow suit).

From the driving seat
+ Precise, middleweight steering stands out
– Comfy ride, but not at the expense of dynamism
– Busy 9-speed ‘box arguably has three cogs too many
+ Torquey, refined diesel
+ Dashboard lacks flair
First impressions? The primary ride is silky and loping, but when the surface gets choppy, occupants certainly feel it. The body is nicely controlled, with measured roll in corners. And the steering, though about as chatty as Kimi Räikkönen, is consistent, composed and encourages you to make the most of the plentiful front-end grip.
nass έγραψε:H F-Pace απορρίπτεται διότι η 3λιτρη βενζίνης ξεκινά από τις €82Κ δηλ. εκτός budget. Οι diesel είναι φτηνότερες αλλά απορρίπτονται και αυτές λόγω diesel.
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dimviii έγραψε:ε όχι και ασχημη ρε συ!





Giuseppe Busso έγραψε:Υπερβολικά άσχημη η F-Pace για να δώσει τα λεφτά του σε αυτήν και να βαρεθεί σύντομα.
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