From Land Rover Review – here are the links to most of 2011 Land Rover line for the US, all in PDF:
Right-Click & Save-As may be the easiest way to pull them down for Windows users, for Mac people it’s a Ctrl-Click.
There’s some good stuff here, I’ve had the Range Rover UK printed version for a little while now. They are very similar except for the Diesel & 8-speed trans pages. There’s actually more in the US version then I would have expected.
From the Interactive Land Rover “blog”, a few paragraphs by LRNA Marketing VP Finbar McFall – focused on the Autobiography Black limited edition, nothing new, but the interesting part comes at the end:
Certainly, over the coming months we’ll be increasing our marketing focus on the Autobiography range. We see it as a new chapter in Range Rover’s success story.
Now obviously, Autobiography options are new to the US, but have been in the UK for many, many years. So does this increased “marketing focus” mean they are trying to push the Range Rover more up market? Is this purely a marketing thing, with more events geared toward a “highly-affluent audience”? Will we see actual Autobiography advertisements?
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$116,950 |
S/C w/Autobiography Package adds: Full semi-aniline leather seats |
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$95,465 |
Supercharged adds: 5.0-liter Supercharged V8 / 510-horsepower / 461 lb-ft torque w/"positive torque" manual shift |
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$84,285 |
HSE w/Luxury Interior Package adds: Luxury heated and cooled front seats with heated rear seats |
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$79,685 |
HSE specific equipment: 5.0-liter V8 / 375-horsepower / 375 lb-ft torque |
Summary of product changes for the 2011MY Range Rover (standard features for all models):
• New Exterior Paint:
Fuji White [replaces Alaska White]
Baltic Blue [dark blue; replaces Buckingham Blue]
• The iPod lead has been deleted from all models as standard equipment; the iPod lead is now only available through Accessories
• The Tow Bar Receiver has been deleted from all models as standard equipment; the Tow Bar Receiver is now only available through Accessories
HSE and Supercharged model changes:
• Electronically Variable Locking Rear Differential deleted from Supercharged as standard
equipment (after September 2010), however this feature will be available as an option
• Adaptive Front Lighting (AFS) deleted from HSE w/LUX and Supercharged as standard
equipment
• Automatic High Beam Assist (AHBA) deleted from HSE w/LUX and Supercharged as standard equipment
• Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM) deleted from HSE w/LUX and Supercharged as standard equipment
• Vision Assist Package (VAP) introduced across all trim levels as an option and includes:
• Adaptive Front Lighting (AFS)
• Automatic High Beam Assist (AHBA)
• Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM)
• Surround Camera System
Autobiography model changes:
• New standard features include:
• 1200-watt harman/kardon LOGIC7 AM/FM 6-disc CD changer with 19 speakers
• Unique Autobiography 20" Sparkle Silver alloy wheel – Style 17
• Rear Seat Recline including 4-way lumbar support and heated and cooled rear seats
• Vision Assist Package (VAP) including:
• Adaptive Front Lighting (AFS)
• Automatic High Beam Assist (AHBA)
• Blind Spot Monitoring (BSM)
• Surround Camera System
From the official 2011MY Range Rover Product and Pricing Summary Marketing Bulletin:
Shown below are the standard Autobiography wheels, which look like “monochrome” versions of the wheel they’re using on The Range Rover Autobiography Black Limited Edition (shown further down).
And finally the $1500 optional wheel for the Supercharged & Autobiography models:
