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rwdmtparkingonly @ Oct 16th 2006 2:56PM
Your comments: "the new Range Rover will be the first all-alloy, monocoque-bodied 4x4 when it debuts in 2010" - The AUDI A8 has been an all alloy 4x4 for a number of years now. One might argue that the A8 is awd, not a true 4x4 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4x4), but that argument would also apply to the modern Range Rover. The old Defenders had aluminum bodies but steel frames. There may have been some dramatic advances in magnesium metallurgy, but the old horizontal-four VW magnesium blocks always cracked.