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I would see them around but never knew much about their capabilities until a friend bought one from Washington State and drove is back to New York. Thats when I found out cruising speed was only about 45-50 mph, flat out at 55.
Then again he and his kids rode their motorcycles up to Prudhoe Bay Alaska and down to Panama through Mexico, so this was no big deal.

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I would see them around but never knew much about their capabilities until a friend bought one from Washington State and drove is back to New York. Thats when I found out cruising speed was only about 45-50 mph, flat out at 55.
Then again he and his kids rode their motorcycles up to Prudhoe Bay Alaska and down to Panama through Mexico, so this was no big deal.

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while top speed was that.. due to gearing..

we wheeled up power lines. my 78 k20 chevy bounced around like a milkshake and my bros 79 k30 was no better.
we watched our cousin go up that rocky side shuffling hill and he was like on a cushion... wow.. our kidneys hurt and he was falling asleep
 

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Now the Preferred SUV of Affluent Soccer Moms

"... whose owners will probably never stray too far from day-school lines or fashion-boutique parking lots."

Taking the kids to soccer practice in the (now ex) wife's 4WD Ford explorer. Having past their field on the facilities 1 lane road I made a K-turn. The wife absolutely freaked out when the first tire touched grass.

Last Range Rover advertisement I recall had the SUV driving down down the side of a mountain at high speed ...Maaaketing.

I suspect they're are also favored by Rover service departments. :)
 
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