Land Rover Discovery Sport pull trains weighing 100 tonsIf you've ever wondered whether a Land Rover Discovery Sport has pulled a fire ship or not, the following video will be the answer. The British car maker wants to introduce the ability to drag version of Discovery Sport 2.0 liter diesel engine with Ingenium and standing order number box 9 levels. That is why the label has worn three railroad cars up a Discovery Sport throughout the long journey of 10 km in Switzerland.The engine produces 177 horsepower and torque reaching 430 Nm, Discovery Sport has been certified capable of towing 2,500 kg, but in this time the car was pulling heavy objects about twice his own weight 60 times.Discovery Sport used transmission standard with the only modification was the fitting of a wheel to Weirs run stable on the railway. The list supports the electronic zipper and pull of Land Rover also plays an important role in the success of the Discovery Sport in tow 100 tons heavy train. This list includes the control system of automatic terrain (Terrain Response), support drag (Tow Assist), supports drag weights (Tow Hitch Assist) and topographic control system (All Terrain Progress Control).Karl Richards, Chief Engineer for the stability control system (Stability Control Systems) at JLR said: "over the years, we have introduced the traction technology for customers. I've used a large portion of his career to the toughest region in the world to test the version Land Rovers in the difficult conditions. However this is a test post to drag our toughest ever made. "Monitor this instance took place at Museumsbahn Stein am Rhein in Switzerland and including the crossing of the River Rhine.
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