A 1954 Land Rover Series I that was presented to Winston Churchill on his 80th birthday will be sold at auction this October. The Series vehicle has a mere 12,932 miles on the odometer and estimates to sell at over $80,000.

Have you seen (or used) an Apple iAd? This latest advertising service from Apple allows companies to advertise to their consumer base by placing rich, interactive advertisements in select iPhone and iPad apps. Land Rover has made great use of this new technology with a highly sophisticated advertisement for the Range Rover Evoque.

We’ve grown so accustomed to unsightly Land Rover and Range Rover street-modifications, that we were sufficiently shocked to see a tuning company develop a vehicle with subtle refinements that do not instantly burn our retinas. The GTS-X Range Rover Sport from Overfinch represents one of these rare pleasant surprises.

With news of increased Evoque demand, new Range Rover models, and ramped up marketing and advertising, it comes as no surprise to learn that Jaguar Land Rover is again increasing its UK work force.

There is still plenty of excitement surrounding Land Rover’s hugely successful Range Rover Evoque, but you wouldn’t be able to detect the vehicle’s popularity on an average morning commute. Evoque sightings are pretty rare, but this may all be about to change. (Below is a picture of only the second Evoque we’ve spotted in Upstate NY since their debut).

As we’ve come to find out, there really is no limit to the custom designs and aftermarket body and engine work that can be done to a Range Rover. Rather than explore why the Land Rover marquee remains popular as an automotive template (we’ve tried), lets instead marvel at the creativity and apparent lack of taste that characterizes these vehicles. Introducing the Burberry Range Rover Sport.

What? Car “Britains biggest and best car buyer’s guide” has rated Land Rover as the Least Reliable Car in the UK this year, a distinction that has become a regular occurrence for Land Rover over the years.

We first reported on the Land Rover Defender XTech Special Edition in January of 2011 when the vehicle was first receiving press following its debut at the Brussels Auto Show. The XTech is once again making headlines due to an imminent launch date; the vehicle will be ready for sale in the U.K. this month.

Land Rover has recently announced an official partnership with off-road performance firm Bowler that will allow the companies to work closely on vehicle and parts development for future Land Rover inspired rally vehicles.

Land Rover has recently announced the return of their “Land Rover Adventures” driving program which will give paying customers an opportunity to navigate 2012 Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and LR4 vehicles through some of the most exciting terrain in the U.S.

The Land Rover LR4 has recently been named the “Best Tow Car” by the editors of Practical Caravan Magazine, a British publication dedicated to touring enthusiasts who seek adventure and leisure with campers or trailers.

2012 is a Jubilee year for the Queen of England, celebrating the Queen’s 60th year of service to the British people. As such, several tributes have been made this year to commemorate the milestone, the latest of which comes from Land Rover, a long time supplier of vehicles to the Royal household.

We have spent plenty of time both admiring and ridiculing the various Range Rover creations from Project Kahn Designs. Kahn’s Rovers aren’t for everyone, but they certainly seem to appeal to California’s rich and famous – and what celebrity is more rich and famous these days than Justin Bieber!

Land Rover has announced the winner of the 2012 “Go Beyond Bursary,” an annual grant funded by the Royal Geographical Society. This year’s winner is disabled adventure enthusiast Andy Cambell who will be traveling with two other teammates from the UK to the Black Sea.

Land Rover’s hottest new car, the Range Rover Evoque, has been nearly impossible to get a hold of. A skyrocketing demand for the vehicle has left Land Rover struggling to supply enough vehicles to its top markets. However, Cars UK is reporting that Land Rover is intentionally withholding vehicles from dealerships in an effort to curb reselling to foreign markets.