“Wait, what? You bought a Range Rover?” Yes, we bought a Range Rover. “Really? A Range Rover?” Yes, a Range Rover. The big one. It’s grey or green depending on what time of day you look at it. And it’s fun saying that we own a Range Rover.
The UAE has become a hot-bed for hot-weather testing by many European carmakers, one of which is Land Rover in recent times. So it was only a matter of time before the next-generation 2014 Range Rover surfaced on the streets of Dubai.
Big Daddy Customs of India took it upon themselves to make the overpriced Range Rover Evoque more available to the masses. So they built one out of a common Indian SUV.
Their relationship was quite obvious. After all they’ve had a long-distance romance for a while now. Nevertheless, Bowler and Land Rover have signed a two-way agreement for the good of the duo.
Rumour has it that Land Rover is developing a high-performance Range Rover Evoque R.
Land Rover have expanded their range of vehicles with the introduction of the, as they call it, the HSE V8 Limited Edition LR4 Pursuit.
Land Rover rolled out the 300,000th Land Rover LR2 off their production lines at the Halewood Operations in Merseyside.
So we are looking at the future of the iconic Land Rover Defender dubbed the Land Rover DC100, in it’s early concept stage and set to be shown at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Making this future a bright reality may turn out to be an exigent mission for Land Rover.
The Land Rover Range Rover is a name that only few would not know of. The Range Rover has always been known for its driving pleasure, off road abilities, luxury and power. Adding to it’s on-road abilities by sacrificing some off-road prowess, came the Range Rover Sport which we had tested sometime ago. And now Project Kahn, one of the leading design houses in United Kingdom with a heritage in evolving super-sport versions of cutting edge luxury vehicles into visual splendors, has revealed their latest masterpiece based on the Range Rover Sport, the Cosworth-powered Kahn RS300. What more, the RS300 has made history by being the fastest Range Rovers the world has ever witnessed.
Recalls are boring news. They’re in fact so boring that we only cover them once in a while now. The number of recalls per month has actually reduced since the last time we did a rundown, by about 35%. Of course, the general media still chooses to sensationalise some recalls more than others, especially anything to do with Toyota. In the past two months, there have been recalls by Lexus, Land Rover, General Motors, Ford, Honda, Suzuki, Chrysler, Saab and even Mazda, the last of which is a hilarious one.