Land Rover Discovery News

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It's something many drivers have suspected, but now there's the statistics to prove it: Range Rover drivers are most likely to speed - and they're also more inclined to talk on a mobile phone while behind the wheel.

HERE'S one for you to mull over: Name a car that can carry you and six passengers to the ends of the Earth in air-cushioned comfort, is as happy hauling a horsebox across the Highland Show car park as it is beating a path through the Serengeti or the stockbroker belt and which, by journey's end, will have all your passengers talking animatedly ... (more)

The recent Autosport International Show saw the worldwide launch of the all new TDv6 diesel Wildcat, which is manufactured by Plymouth based Qt Services.

Over the past few years India has grown into a hub spot for automobile bigwigs as now every month a new car makes its way to India.

It's good to know Land Rover is still making the real deal. It's called the Discovery 4 and, in recent times, Land Rover has gone even further towards making an already peerless all-round package more luxurious, powerful and economical.

It's something many drivers have suspected, but now there's the statistics to prove it: Range Rover drivers are most likely to speed - and they're also more inclined to talk on a mobile phone while behind the wheel.

When Tata's purchase of Jaguar and Land Rover began to appear inevitable, the question "Would you buy a Jaguar made in India?" was oft repeated.

Here's the SUV that has given me writer's cramp. It kept ticking every box, yet it's the most basic model in the lineup.