It starts…

Land Rovers and blockbuster movies go together like butter and popcorn, and many of them will be on display at the Land Rover Max show August 28-30.

They’re calling it “The Academy” and it’s important because it’s bringing JLR’s best practices to the Middle East and North Africa, starting with Victoria Beckham’s Range Rover Evoque.

Land Rover is participating in their Government’s Green Travel Plan to encourage employees to cycle to work.

It’s the Freelander 2 eD4, a 2.2 liter diesel that will be the most economical Land Rover ever built. But is this…OK?

A unique Barolo Black finish… 20” diamond turned alloys… Tital mesh grille… and some significant improvements under the hood. This Range Rover has everyone talking…

They’re sending teams of engineers across the globe to test it in the world’s most challenging conditions. This should be fun…

Marketing research firm AutoPacific calls the LR2 “ideal” in the face of so many luxury crossovers it’s competing against. How can this be?

Land Rover is confirming that the new 4.4 liter diesel engine in the 2011 Range Rover won’t be coming to the US. However...

The word from the top brass at Tata Motors is "not enough selection" so they're moving toward a whole new line-up of vehicles coming soon.

Spy photographers snapped this telling shot of a Range Rover with quad-exhausts and larger air intakes in a retooled front bumper that some say could be a clue to Range Rover's ever-upscale climb...

Apparently those sexy photos of former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham alongside the new Range Rover Evoque were a clue to her new position at Land Rover. Is Spence spinning in his grave?

The best way to “drive green” isn’t by completely eliminating emissions (a technical impossibility at this point) but by off-setting them by other means. And that’s exactly what Land Rover has been doing since 2009.

Evocative is an adjective meaning “bringing strong images, memories or feelings to mind.” Yeah. That fits.

July 5th marked the official date of this auspicious occasion, with EUCAR representing the major European automobile manufacturers in common research activities. And boy were they happy to have them!