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To be fair, the Range Rover's V8 Diesel is a very addictive engine, that V8 throbbing especially on overrun has to be felt, if i had the money to throw away and could stomach the faults and the regular service desk visits i would have one, pity the interior wood effect formica stuff is so poor, spoils the ship IMO.
Not had the pleasure of driving a V8 Diesel Amazon yet, but seen one driven in anger, that huge vehicle can really move and not a trace of black smoke at any point as usual for Toyota Diesel.
Soft roaders don't do a lot for me, except for Forester and the strangely hated X3 (but with 3.0d) which have the ability to put serious power down in any weather totally sure footed.
The big stuff like Toerag, Cayenne, Q7 and X5/6 are too bling and in your face for me, i'd feel a right twerp in one, like some wannabe photo opportunity seeking celeb.
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