Range Rover climbs/descends steepest hill EVER.
 

What other car do you know can do this?

http://file.qip.ru/file/107346358/1b...dem_spusk.html
http://dc133.file.qip.ru/img/1073463...odem_spusk.flv

Edit. Spelling Fail on the title. Ranger Rover. LOL. -> Range Rover, and descends*

got the video?

since we're talking about range rovers, there more for luxury and cruising then off roading

hummer?

^^

http://www.4x4review.com/portals/1/o.../h1_white2.jpg

Click the pic!

Oh god, I'm surprised I haven't been failed like 50 times yet:p

wow thats trippy

not true at all

Ranger Rovers dominate off road. Unfortunately they're also very luxurious and expensive so not many people take em off road.

Kinda weird that the wheels slipped/skidded on the way down but i didn't see any wheel slipping on the way up

I'd say they're equally inclined in both fields (no pun intended) ;)

well there is the defender but thats kinda too hardcore for daily driving and very gas guzzling

Thats awesome. Luxury + off road = win

holly shit tats one hell of a steep hill

are those stock tires?

well i guess there is a plus side to having a 3+ tonne truck...it's what will keep it planted to the hill

When climbing a hill I'm not so sure I agree, sorta like when you're going uphill it's more likely to spin your tires than going downhill or flat surface
although at such extreme circumstances I wouldn't know

i pull off something similiar in my old freelander before. granted its no range rover and the hill wasn't as steep but it was pretty close, i did a 4 point turn on the near 70 degree hill. So satisfying, if i was driving any other cars i've own or own now i would need to be tow out.

WOW... amazing!

that's impressive

whoaa...thats crazzy

imagine sitting inside that with the guy, looking straight down to the ground coming back down the hill

Very impressive. Going down, it looks like the rear tires are almost off ground.

Whoa thats pretty intense

That's bloody intense for what looks to be a stock vehicle.

http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=puns

must've been some pretty DAMN good tires
and the hill surface was probably perfect for maximum friction
wonder if theres a little bit of camera tilt to exaggerate the awesomeness of it tho