It’s working in Germany, France and Italy and now it’s being considered in the UK and US. Should we all be scrapping our old vehicles for new ones to jumpstart the industry?

It costs less than a serious road bike, but can the Nano help save the company that now builds Land Rovers?

Jaguar Land Rover has asked the European Investment Bank for up to £281 million in emergency funding – this comes after their workers have agreed to pay freezes and a four-day work week and after they received an order from China for 13,000 vehicles. Are things really that bad?

Performance… style… strength… grace… it’s all on display at the Dubai World Cup next Saturday. And you should see the horses!

There are some changes from the ’08 Detroit Show concept – most notably that it will move upscale and wear a Range Rover badge – but the futuristic LRX is coming soon to a dealer near you!

Lots of vehicles on the road currently use adaptive cruise control on the highway to maintain correct spacing to the vehicle in front of you. But that’s soooo yesterday…

The votes are in, and about 70% of the workers elected to shorten their work week and freeze their pay to keep their jobs. Is this an idea whose time has come?

They’re calling it a “very significant” order; supplying 13,000 vehicles to China over a three year period. Significant, indeed!

As the see-saw tilts back and forth between workers’ rights and unemployment, a new plan emerges.

The UK is reeling like the rest of US from the hemorrhaging economy… and throwing fruit certainly won’t help it any. 

Land Rover has introduced a new pricing structure for Southern Ireland with price reductions averaging 11 percent. Is this a test?

Go ahead and complain about those rascally gas-guzzlers... until you’re stuck in a snowstorm and need an ambulance. 

As goes India, so goes the U.K. and the U.S. As car markets plummet overseas and in the States, is there a silver lining?

A Swedish auto components supplier is saying they’ve received an order from Land Rover for an all-wheel-drive system for a new car to go into production by 2011. That's right; a car.

This could be the most high-tech, tricked-out Land Rover on the planet.  Which is a good thing, considering where CEO Ben Duncan is going…