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Land Rover Lifestyle Magazine has the latest news regarding LSE Design's new 2-door Range Rover Sport Coupe. According to LRL Mag, the Sport Coupe will soon be for sale in the United States and it'll be touring through Southern California this month.....[...]

India's Tata Motors, which recently completed the $2.4-billion purchase of Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford, reported a 30-percent decline in earnings in the quarter that ended June 30. It was its largest quarterly profit decline in at least five years,[...]

Tata may attempt to extend its luxury business by resurrecting the Daimler luxury brand, according to reports from an investor meeting. Tata secured the rights to the Daimler name as part of the Jaguar-Land Rover purchase, though currently the only car[...]

Are you in the market for a digital single lens reflex? If you are then, according to the market research department at Canon you are not on your own. Forty-three per cent of potential digital customers are thinking of an SLR. So what’s keeping the[...]

As a follow up to its original rugby film, Land Rover is out with another which debuted mid-July and has, again, tapped British royalty to appear in the video

Robin Colgan takes over from Andy Gawthorpe who had been with the company for almost five years. Robin has over 13 years experience working with Jaguar and Land Rover internationally in markets like t...

Our annual pilgrimage to Le Mans happily coincided with the arrival of a V8 turbodiesel in the office car park. A more gruelling test of its mettle is harder to find, on-road at least. Unsurprisingly the Range Rover excelled.

Designer Gerry Judah recently unveiled a massive sculpture at the Goodwood Festival of Speed to mark the 60th anniversary of the Land Rover brand. Judah has been designing and producing large scale sculptures for the… ... continue reading

Only two companies achieved the voluntary average CO2 target of 140 g/km that European automakers set for themselves in the late 1990's to avoid actual government sanctions. Fiat and Mini were the big winners with emissions of 138.2 and 139.6 g/km, respectively.[...]