Land Rover enthusiasts clamoring for diesel models to enter U.S. markets may see their wish granted thanks to new, Euro-6 emissions standards.

Land Rover North America has erected a statue in New York City’s Meatpacking District that incorporates the same aluminum materials and components found in the 2013 Range Rover.

A 2014 Range Rover Sport recently set a new record time for an SUV on the world-renowned Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in Pikes Peak, Colorado.

New photos have emerged of the next generation Freelander 3 (it's not what you think). The vehicle pictured is believed to be the 2015, and bares a striking resemblance to the Range Rover Evoque.

What will they be calling this vehicle in North America? The "LR3" model name is already taken. Will the "Freelander" name make a resurgence here? I guess we'll see...

Jaguar Land Rover has recently announced record-setting financial figures for the 2012 financial year, single-handedly boosting the outlook for parent company Tata Motors.

Hamann Motorsports has made quite a name for themselves with their inventive aftermarket tuning of some of the finest luxury vehicles available on the market, and this includes their work with the Land Rover lineup. Their latest creation is the Range Rover Mk4 Mystere and it is sure to turn more than a few heads.

If you own a Land Rover vehicle that was produced in the past twenty years, chances are that you have grown accustomed to some luxuries. Make no mistake, these vehicles are formidable off-road vehicles, but with all of the new technology and luxury, it's sometimes easy to under-appreciate true driving skill.

Sometimes there are treasures lying right under your nose, you just need to have the proper vision to recognize it. Such was the case for Range Rover owner Scott Janovich who spied an old, dilapidated Callaway P38 Range Rover sitting in his friends field one day.

The Discovery Series II remains one of the most complete utility vehicles found on the roads (or trails) to this day. It is no surprise that the model is probably the most popular vehicle Land Rover has created in the past two decades. This popularity is due in large part to a best-in-class suspension system that is capable of taking the Disco across some of the world’s most unforgiving terrain.

Land Rover has developed some pretty creative advertising and commercials in its day, but their latest effort might be the most unique. The most recent ad features a group of “parkour” athletes running and jumping through the countryside, encouraging consumers to “roam free,” and attitude that aligns perfectly with the automotive brand.

Land Rover will be commemorating its 65th anniversary the best way it knows how; by releasing a special edition Land Rover Defender. Land Rover will be introducing the Defender LXV, an announcement that is sure to delight the legions of Land Rover faithful across the globe.

If you’re a Land Rover fan (and we know you are) then you are probably by now aware that the iconic vehicle is celebrating its 65th anniversary. In addition to releasing a new, special edition Defender, Land Rover has also had some fun issuing a series of creative advertisements.

We have reported rumblings around a performance-focused Range Rover Sport that would see boosts in horsepower, a stiffer suspension, and some sleek styling. While many would view the existing Sport quite athletic in its own right (“sport” is included in its name, after all) we are not opposed to the idea, and these spy shots from Motor Authority suggest that Land Rover is serious about the model.

Jaguar Land Rover has recently announced plans for a massive investment to the tune of 16.5 billion dollars over the next four years to ramp up global expansion and develop new products and technology.

Breathe a sigh of relief! To the delight of many of our Land Rover enthusiasts, a recent report from Car and Driver has announced that Land Rover will not put the Range Rover Convertible (or cabriolet as it was sometimes referred) into production.