I have a new model Range Rover Sport 3.0d HSE Dynamic. I have to say I love it. I traded a Discovery 4 (amazing residual after three years) and recently sold my Cayman S. It fits perfectly between the two for me. This is the first automatic I've had with stop-start though, and as an active member of the IAM, I'm a bit confused. I always try to apply the parking brake if I'm stopping at traffic signals or in traffic for any length of time to avoid blinding the driver behind me and to avoid cooking the brakes, say at the end of a motorway slip road with ‘feeder’ traffic lights. As you know, the stop-start only works on the footbrake, encouraging both of the above. Last point on the subject. Say I've been driving down through France, as I intend to do, on the Autoroute, pull into a fuel station and there’s a queue. If I stop on the footbrake and it kills the engine, does it cook the turbos?