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jum649
Member Since: 21 Feb 2010
Location: Herefordshire
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My D3 is in Alveston Red (v similar to Rimini) and although I'm biased, think it suits the car very well. Just always looks dirty though.
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 18th Mar 2010 8:40 am |
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ilron
Member Since: 18 Jul 2009
Location: By the sea west of the mountains
Posts: 96
  
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isn't the Disco supposed to be dirty?
I've had dark cars all my life so I am used to that they always look dirty, I hoped the red was better - at least it looks good when dirty.
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| 18th Mar 2010 9:05 am |
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Tapered Man
Member Since: 18 Feb 2010
Location: Warwickshire
Posts: 14
 
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I have just got my D4 XS, managed to get a cancellation... Its Black with Almond/Nutmeg. If I was ordering would probably ordered the ebony interior? SOOOOO glad I didn't, I agree with the earlier post I think the Almond gives the inside a roomy feel. I think for STANDARD the leather in the XS is pretty good?
Generally just loving the new D4  Golf R32 gone... bring on the mud and ruts
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| 19th Mar 2010 8:50 pm |
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elemental
Member Since: 03 Jul 2009
Location: Deepest Aargau
Posts: 91
 
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I realise it's probably too late now (I've been on holiday) but to answer your wood trim question it doesn't look fake at all, but SWMBO forbade me to get the wood trim so I now have the weird combo of piano black with almond/arabica. Don't know if it looks crap/good yet. using arm rest more than rear diff
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| 26th Mar 2010 8:45 pm |
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ilron
Member Since: 18 Jul 2009
Location: By the sea west of the mountains
Posts: 96
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@TaperedMan
You need to get some pictures in the gallery then!
There isn't that many good pictures of Almond/Nutmeg out there.
@elemental
Thanx! Good to know.
Wood looks good in the promo shots, but those shots often do look better than real life.
I guess you can buy some wood trim on ebay, install it some night and let SWMBO realise for herself that your choice was the right one.. 
I've not had the time to call the dealer about changes in spec so at the moment the car is still Rimini Red with ebony/piano interior. I'll try to give him a call on Monday and see if it is possible to change to almond/wood, the car is however booked for April production so I don't think there is much hope of getting the change request through.
I look forward to get the D4 though, only to bad the winter is over by then.
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| 26th Mar 2010 11:44 pm |
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elemental
Member Since: 03 Jul 2009
Location: Deepest Aargau
Posts: 91
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I think you can change up to three weeks ahead of the build. But anyway, the black/black interior looks very nice too. Enjoy it. using arm rest more than rear diff
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| 27th Mar 2010 7:38 am |
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ilron
Member Since: 18 Jul 2009
Location: By the sea west of the mountains
Posts: 96
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-Rant on
Bad news:
Monday morning I decided to follow up on delivery status, the dealer replied that he had to check with Denmark first and get back to me - it is strange how that it is never a good sign when someone has to check before they reply... - He did call back today and confirmed what I suspected, that the slot had been moved out in time, now with an estimated delivery in end of July. The dealer was very frustrated as he had placed the original order in November, and that it had already been reconfirmed two times before I ordered it, he did tell me about this when I placed the order, but optimistic as I am I thought that the fact that it had been moved already should decrease the chance for it too happen again...
This does however not change the fact that delivery was promised in May on the condition that I "went for it" in a very short time. All the details were sorted and the order for a practically fully loaded D4 was placed within the deadline, I have even sold my daily driver as I expected to have the new D4 any moment now.
Needless to say, I am not satisfied with neither the dealers reply, nor Land Rovers way of handling their dealers and end customers. I did choose to ignore the many red flags regarding quality and customer care as I really liked the D3 and D4's that I have tried; but I must admit that episodes like this makes me question my decision.
The dealer did however offer their demo car as a loaner this summer; in order to reduce the inconvenience caused by the delay.
-Rant off - sorry folks, had to vent some frustration.
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| 11th May 2010 8:23 pm |
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victoriaEDT
Member Since: 01 Nov 2009
Location: Somerset
Posts: 89
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Similar thing happened to me, mine was delayed 5 weeks except I didnt get offered a loaner and have had to rent at vast expense. So after 13 weeks I have been promised delivery on Friday.....fingers crossed as I wont believe it until its in my drive!
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| 12th May 2010 1:43 pm |
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elemental
Member Since: 03 Jul 2009
Location: Deepest Aargau
Posts: 91
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ilron and victoria: to cheer you up, even though the wait is long, I received mine at the end of April and it's well worth it. Very nice vehicle, stacks of oomph, missus loves it despite being of the green persuasion (previously:)
They screwed up the interior colour change so it's black as originally ordered, but to be honest, it's a very nice cabin to be in anyway, and the sunroof lightens it up considerably. using arm rest more than rear diff
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| 13th May 2010 10:53 am |
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