Land Rover
Land Rover
Land Rover Classic Expanded Defender V8 Bespoke Programme with Defender OCTA Colours and Trims
Land Rover Classic has expanded its Works Bespoke programme to allow customers commissioning a Classic Defender V8 to...
Heritage Customs & Urban Automotive Unveil the World’s First New Defender Pickup
Heritage Customs and Urban Automotive have joined forces to create something entirely new: the world’s first coachbuilt Defender...
Twisted’s Latest: 2-Door Range Rover Series 1 Remastered
Land Rover (and Baja Beetle) remastering firm Twisted has teased images of their latest work that’s based on...
New Range Rover Sport SV Black Gets Monochrome Treatment
Range Rover Sport SV Black takes sporting attitude to the next level. A dynamic and assertive take on the all‑black theme, featuring exquisite and uncompromising attention to detail.
Market Find: 2022 Range Rover SVAutobiography LWB
The L405 Range Rover is already an excellent generation of Range Rover, though built in exceptionally high luxury such as this SVAutobiography LWB takes it to another level. Looking over the car, it exudes an old money have-your-own-driver sort of feel.
New Tempest and Gemini Editions from Discovery
Discovery has strengthened its family appeal by introducing a pair of new editions: Tempest and Gemini.
Market Find: 1997 Range Rover Vitesse in AA Yellow
In 1997, Land Rover made a limited run Range Rover 4.6 HSE Vitesse editions. 250 were built, in either red or yellow. The high-impact yellow, as you can see here, is known as AA Yellow. It was paired with Ash Black leather.
Land Rover Classic Launches Classic Defender V8 Soft Top
The most desirable classic Defender variant returns ‑ as a bespoke 5.0‑litre V8.
Chelsea Truck Defender 90 Concept 001
The Defender 90 Concept 001 emerges as a visionary reinterpretation of the legendary Defender, blending British tradition with avant-garde styling and technical mastery.
EU Market Find: “Monte Carlo Worthy” Bahama Gold Range Rover Classic 3-Door
"Monte Carlo Worthy" is maybe the best way ever to describe a pristine vintage luxury car, and that's precisely how Gallery Aaldering leads in explaining the Bahama Gold example you see here. Why? Well, for starters it spent its last ten years residing in Monte Carlo.