Major new advances for the Land Rover Discovery 4 include a revised suspension, improved steering, larger brakes and enhanced versions of Land Rover's award-winning Terrain Response and Hill Descent Control systems. Land Rover is not sitting quietly through this recession, thank you.

Invented in 1898 by Robert Bosch and Nikola Tesla, the ubiquitous spark plug is about to take a bow. Kind of about time, don’t you think?

Talk about throwing yourself into your work!  Angus Macleod helped design some of the safety features in his Land Rover Discovery that came in pretty handy after he plunged his off a 120 ft. cliff!

Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time! This couple can thank their lucky Land Rover for surviving this one!

Imagine what a Land Rover Navigator application would look like on your iPhone. Think you've got it? Then take a look...

Apparently buoyed by the success of the scrappage concept overseas, the U. S. government has unveiled details of its plan to persuade owners of "gas-guzzling" cars to exchange them for greener ones. Hey, there could be some money in it for you...

The freight train shoved this Defender for nearly 200 yards - and almost derailed - before coming to a halt. 

We like to throw in a rescue story every now and again as a reminder that there are places where even a Land Rover driver should fear to tred…

It’s a case of Indian management waiting on the British Government to come through with cash to save a Merseyside plant, and it doesn’t look good…

Is offering £2,000 discounts to owners of cars ten years old or more who trade them in for new models a “scheme” or a brilliant idea?

JLR buyer Tata Motors' first annual loss in 8 years points fingers directly at the iconic British marque, but there are headlights at the end of this tunnel, right?

Strategic Vision, Inc. recognized both brands as segment leaders in the company’s Total Quality Index, based on owner response.

It’s hard to imagine a Range Rover driving through the set of Slum Dog Millionaire, so is this a move of starry-eyed optimism or blurry-eyed desperation?

With SEGAS's realistic new PC game, you can put the "i" in Safari without all of that time-consuming preparation of the real thing.

Selling 500,000 of Anything British is tough to do here in America, when you think about it. And the future - shown here - looks even more promising.