I had to pass along this fantastic shot by Khai Nomore of this Land Rover in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia.

600 miles from the North Pole might seem like an odd place from which to raise awareness, but it’s working.

The new limited-edition Defender Models are hot (and cool) looking, so what's the down side?

A benchmark national survey's results are in and winning the Luxury Crossover SUV title is the LR2. (And this was a challenging year to do a survey!)

Now here's something you don't see everyday...

What better way to show off the Defender's wild side than by putting on display at the zoo!

You don’t want to mess with pig farmer Cameron Naughton’s beloved 19-year-old Land Rover. He won’t give it up without a fight…

Jaguar and Land Rover – owned now for two years by India’s biggest automaker - will finally enter its own market. But will they start building them there as well?

It used to be, if you wanted a real, week-long challenge for you and your Land Rover, you’d either have to qualify for an International event or spend a year or so planning out your own escape. Then along came AdventureTrex…

An amazing new technology actually prevents you from mistakenly filling your diesel Sport or LR4 with gas. 

It seems impossible to even contemplate, but due to stubborn "rules" Land Rover is talking seriously about shelving the Defender - all three wheelbase models - very soon.

It’s got Terrain Response™, a 6-speed automatic, air conditioning, and oh yes, it can stop a bullet from a high velocity assault rifle.

Sure, the LR3 racked up over 100 International awards but those crazy contrivers over in Solihull couldn’t leave well enough alone and instead found so many ways to improve upon it that they had to call it “the next generation” LR4. 

Photo courtesy of Roverhaul.com©

The world’s first dual-view infotainment touch screen debuts in the new Range Rover, allowing driver and passenger to view different screens simultaneously.

The European Investment Bank has agreed that JLR needs a little boost to stay in business… so long as they meet certain criteria. JLR has, so they will be receiving the money and keeping jobs.