Creating 3-dimensional car models in clay is so yesterday. Jaguar-Land Rover's new center uses hi-def virtual reality that’s four times sharper than your HDTV.

So just how do you make a Series I kick asphalt like the ultra-modern Range Rover Sport? More power, of course!

Well here’s one way to reduce emissions and boost your mpg…but it’s not for everybody.

Now that the Indian company Tata Motors has purchased Jaguar and Land Rover (JLR), where in the world should they sell them?

What do you do to celebrate 60 years of success and your third consecutive record sales year? You blow up the balloons and party, of course!

An extreme test of driving skills and physical endurance recognized as the toughest off-road challenge in the world.

It’s been 60 years since the first Land Rover rolled off the assembly line, and we thought it would be fun to see how much you really know about the brand you’ve come to know and love…

If 4x4 is good, 6x6 is better, right? Hmmm...not always...

LAND ROVER lovers the world over will be making tracks to Warwickshire, England's Heritage Motor Museum this weekend to celebrate the vehicle's 60th birthday. And they’ve got a lot to look forward to!

The UK’s annual Festival of Speed on July 11-13 has chosen Land Rover as its featured manufacturer this year. No, seriously...

Land Rover signs its first-ever affinity program with the one group that has arguably included its most loyal customers since the very beginning.

Land Rover is unveiling a commercial vehicle version of the Freelander at next month’s Commercial Vehicle Show in the UK. This version is expected to go on sale overseas as early as April, but it is not slated to reach US shores just yet, however.

It’s true! You can pick up a Range Rover HSE V8 for only $15 million-$17 million from the Kingston Industrial Garage (KIG) in Jamaica. But wait! As Dawn Green, Land Rover sales and marketing manager says, “the Range Rover Sport V6 is a little cheaper at $9 million-$11 million.”

In what should by now come as a surprise to no one, India's Tata Motors Limited has purchased Jaguar Cars Ltd. and Land Rover from the Ford Motor Company. The deal, some $2.3 billion (US) and nearly two years in the making, isn't as draconian as it may, at first, seem.

It turned a lot of heads at both the Detroit and Geneva auto shows; that white and wickedly rakish (dare we say) crossover concept from Land Rover, code-named the LRX. There will be some changes from prototype to production, however.  Oh, and then there’s the black and silver version that turned up at the New York show…