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Apparently not if it's the 2020/21 model!
Not for me it isn't. Especially if you prefer the 18" wheels and standard suspension for general road use. I can only see the point in buying the P if you are going to be doing regular track days in it.
Given the aim of this test, I very much doubt it was. It would have also matched the P off the line. The result looks like every other LR vs P drag test I've ever seen i.e. P getting a good jump from a standing start and then not much more. Even closer from a rolling start and nothing in it above 60 mph.Look carefully and you'll see the LR is a P-
I suspect there will be a software upgrade along at some point to ensure the refresh P's performance is on a par with the pre-'21 cars.
In an S, you just have to hold your (optic) nerve when you boot itNext time hopefully they can add a Model S Performance with ludicrous to the mix.
Nah. The red line was lipstick. Mine has thatLook carefully and you'll see the LR is a P-
Look carefully and you'll see the LR is a P-
looks like some dodgy editing, however it does show that the P, IMO is not worth the extra over the LR
It is outrageous. P was ok value a couple of years ago. Surely the LR will go up in price soon. Still value the tow hitch more than the P extras.Not worth the £13k delta there is now.