A luxury vehicle that can get dirty when needed, the Range Rover Sport justifies every penny of its hefty price tag
The Land Rover Defender links a powerful legacy of exploration, resilience and family memories across generations
Even if you can’t afford a Defender, there is a way to take one through its paces
Nice is picturesque and the Land Rover Defender P400e proved the ideal chariot in which to explore it
The latest version of the Range Rover Sport has refinement in spades
Comfort, speed and luxury all make the newest edition of the Range Rover worth all the fuss
The bespoke Range Rover Sport SVR offers vehicles designed to the customer’s taste
The icon has arrived in a two-door with a shorter wheel-base
The new offering needs a trained eye to dissect its changes
Does the sub-compact SUV earn its place in the food chain?
The new Ford Everest Sport reminds us of what we want from a big family carrier
It’s hard to grasp the power that lies underneath South Africa’s latest arrival
It may not look fancy, or have a fancy price tag, but the Jimny holds its own
Replacing one of the most-loved cars in history, the new Defender pulls off the near impossible task of doing almost everything better
Land Rover’s family favourite is counting on its 30 years of history to remain relevant in the year its famed cousin got an upgrade
If the winelands are best seen from the road then what better vantage point could we ask for than the new-look Discovery Sport?
This is an agile little car, with the vroom-vroom factor. It’s fun to drive if you’re alone, but the two-door design is impractical if you have kids
Cruising at 160km/h while getting a hot stone massage. Really
Pick n Pay and Jaguar Land Rover SA have decided not to renew their sponsorship of the Afrikaans is Groot concerts, Beeld newspaper reported.
Pick n Pay and Land Rover are in the spotlight for sponsoring an Afrikaans music festival at which Steve Hofmeyr is to perform.
The 2014 Land Rover Discovery is now in SA showrooms, and is ready to excite those of an adventurous disposition.
Hard work and tough decisions have combined with more favourable market conditions to help India’s Tata Motors revive Jaguar and Land Rover.
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/ 21 October 2009
Ah yes, the gap between theory and practice. Science and engineering are littered with examples. And Land Rover may have just added to that list.
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/ 8 September 2008
The 100 000th Land Rover Freelander 2 recently rolled off the company’s production line at Halewood on Merseyside, north west England.
India’s truck and car maker Tata Motors announced on Monday it had completed its acquisition of Jaguar and Land Rover from ailing United States car maker Ford for $2,3-billion. The company said the deal includes the "ownership of Jaguar and Land Rover, all necessary intellectual property rights, manufacturing plants and two Britain-based advanced designing centres".
India’s Tata Motors said on Wednesday it had bought British luxury icons Jaguar and Land Rover from struggling United States carmaker Ford for $2,3-billion as it expands its global reach. The all-cash deal is part of Tata’s efforts to grow outside Asia, but analysts have questioned how the Indian firm will absorb the two high-end marques into its operations.
Thousands of workers at Jaguar and Land Rover plants are expected to be told on Wednesday that the marques have been sold to the Indian conglomerate Tata. It is understood that a deal between Tata and Ford over the sale of two of the best known names in British car making was concluded on Tuesday night.