The wind in your hair...the sun on your shoulders...does going off-road get any better than this?

There were only two 4x4 awards in Auto Express’ Used Car Honors 2008 Survey and Land Rover won them both.

The MACE-2 unmanned reconnaissance vehicle is a smart Land Rover in disguise.

This time, it wasn’t the men in lab coats doing the judging…

Intrepid British Farmer Steve Burgess takes his Defender across the Bering Strait…but has this been done before?

Land Rover and Nanotechnology may seem like an odd mix, but for one California-based photographer, the glowing glass and steel structure right here in Albany, New York proved irresistible.

Male/Female teams from 20 countries are vying for the gold medal in the “4x4 Olympics” much of the world has never heard of.

You know how kitties like to crawl up on your tires or around your engine to take a nice warm nap? Well that's not what is happening here.

According to the Solihull Times, production at the Land Rover plant in Solihull has been cut to four days a week.

We have seen the future and its name is ERAD.

Now HERE is something you don't see everyday. A 120-ton sculpture featuring 5 Land Rover models.

Land Rover has registered the "E-Terrain" name as an umbrella term for a host of new technologies.

Land Rover is in full development on their new hybrid and green vehicle platform collectively known as the e-Terrain System - that reduce fuel consumption and emissions while improving 4x4 capability.

Imagine setting out 60 Land Rovers of various models arranged in the form of the Red Cross flag in the quadrangle of Buckingham Palace. Then handing over the keys to HRH The Prince of Wales. Now that's how you celebrate sixty years of service to Queen and Country!

JLR is once again on the forefront of an exciting new technology. This time, harnessing braking energy mechanically instead of electrically. And that can make all of the difference.

(L to R) Adrian Moore technical director Xtrac, Dick Elsy CEO Torotrak and Jon Hilton managing partner Flybrid, demonstrate the light, compact, efficient CVT and flywheel KERS components (Picture supplied by: Glyn Merga)

The man who now owns Jaguar and Land Rover (JLR), Indian industrialist and billionaire Ratan Tata, has come to the U.S. for a visit. But he’ll only drink Tetley Tea.