Land Rover Reviews with Road Tests
Sunday 8th November 2009
Range Rover Vogue SE Review
Range Rover Review
The Range Rover was first introduced in the UK in 1970 – although more luxurious than the Land Rover of the day it was a relatively basic ‘utilitarian’ off road car. the full review
The Range Rover was first introduced in the UK in 1970 – although more luxurious than the Land Rover of the day it was a relatively basic ‘utilitarian’ off road car. the full review
Reviewed on: 6th Nov 2008
Land Rover Freelander Review
The original Land Rover Freelander was launched in 1997 and remained in production until the end of 2005. the full review
The original Land Rover Freelander was launched in 1997 and remained in production until the end of 2005. the full review
Reviewed on: 3rd Jan 2008
Land Rover Freelander
Range Rover Sport
Range Rover Sport Review
Introduced in May 2005, the Range Rover Sport is the fifth model in the Land Rover line up. We first saw the precursor of the Range Rover Sport in 2004 in the shape of the Range Stormer, at the Detroit Car Show. Built on the chassis and modified underpinnings of the Discovery 3, but unlike the Discovery the Range Rover Sport has only five seats which means those clever engineers can shorten the chassis to give the Sport the dynamics to bill it as a Sports Tourer to take on the likes of the BMW X5. Sports Utility Vehicles (SUV) such as the Range Rover Sport have recently been given bad press, so we are pleased to see that all Land Rover vehicles now include their own C02 offset package, which is independently administrated by Climate Care, which ensures that the average amount of C02 produced by the Range Rover Sport for its first 45,000 miles are offset by investments in a mixed portfolio of projects, including renewable energy. We tested the Range Rover Sport HSE fitted with the TDV8 engine on a family holiday from Devon to Northumbria to see if it lives up to its formidable reputation. How It Drove - PerformanceThe Range Rover Sport is available with three engine choices, there are two diesel options - a 2. 7 litre 190hp TDV6 and a 3. 6 litre 271hp TDV8 plus there is a supercharged petrol 4. 2 litre 396hp V8. the full review
Introduced in May 2005, the Range Rover Sport is the fifth model in the Land Rover line up. We first saw the precursor of the Range Rover Sport in 2004 in the shape of the Range Stormer, at the Detroit Car Show. Built on the chassis and modified underpinnings of the Discovery 3, but unlike the Discovery the Range Rover Sport has only five seats which means those clever engineers can shorten the chassis to give the Sport the dynamics to bill it as a Sports Tourer to take on the likes of the BMW X5. Sports Utility Vehicles (SUV) such as the Range Rover Sport have recently been given bad press, so we are pleased to see that all Land Rover vehicles now include their own C02 offset package, which is independently administrated by Climate Care, which ensures that the average amount of C02 produced by the Range Rover Sport for its first 45,000 miles are offset by investments in a mixed portfolio of projects, including renewable energy. We tested the Range Rover Sport HSE fitted with the TDV8 engine on a family holiday from Devon to Northumbria to see if it lives up to its formidable reputation. How It Drove - PerformanceThe Range Rover Sport is available with three engine choices, there are two diesel options - a 2. 7 litre 190hp TDV6 and a 3. 6 litre 271hp TDV8 plus there is a supercharged petrol 4. 2 litre 396hp V8. the full review
Reviewed on: 14th Nov 2007
Land Rover Freelander 2 Review
The original Land Rover Freelander caused a stir when it was launched in 1997. It proved so popular that it topped the 4x4 charts in Europe for five years and in the UK, it was the best-seller from its launch until 2005, according to Land Rover. So, can the new Freelander 2 achieve the same level of popularity? There seems to be no reason why not. the full review
The original Land Rover Freelander caused a stir when it was launched in 1997. It proved so popular that it topped the 4x4 charts in Europe for five years and in the UK, it was the best-seller from its launch until 2005, according to Land Rover. So, can the new Freelander 2 achieve the same level of popularity? There seems to be no reason why not. the full review
Reviewed on: 10th Apr 2007
Land Rover Freelander 2
Range Rover Sport
Range Rover Sport Review
The fifth and latest name in the Land Rover line-up - the Range Rover Sport is a bit of a hybrid as it is neither Range Rover nor Landie but a good mixture of the two. The result of this amalgam is an SUV or Sports Tourer as Land Rover like to call it, with Range Rover looks and luxury in combination with Land Rover capability. Underpinning the Sport is an Integrated Body-frame platform borrowed from the Discovery3 but shortened by six inches for better agility. the full review
The fifth and latest name in the Land Rover line-up - the Range Rover Sport is a bit of a hybrid as it is neither Range Rover nor Landie but a good mixture of the two. The result of this amalgam is an SUV or Sports Tourer as Land Rover like to call it, with Range Rover looks and luxury in combination with Land Rover capability. Underpinning the Sport is an Integrated Body-frame platform borrowed from the Discovery3 but shortened by six inches for better agility. the full review
Reviewed on: 1st Apr 2007
Land Rover Discovery Review
Launched on the 1st November 2004 in the UK , the Discovery 3 is Land Rover's third incarnation of its legendary off roader. the full review
Launched on the 1st November 2004 in the UK , the Discovery 3 is Land Rover's third incarnation of its legendary off roader. the full review
Reviewed on: 15th Jan 2006
Land Rover Discovery 3
Land Rover Freelander
Land Rover Freelander Review
Over the last 55 years, the Land Rover range of vehicles has evolved to become a byword for toughness, durability, comfort and elegant style. the full review
Over the last 55 years, the Land Rover range of vehicles has evolved to become a byword for toughness, durability, comfort and elegant style. the full review
Reviewed on: 10th Feb 2005
Land Rover Defender Review
The phenomenon that is Land Rover began in 1948 when the Series I was released with the advertising slogan the 'go anywhere' vehicle. the full review
The phenomenon that is Land Rover began in 1948 when the Series I was released with the advertising slogan the 'go anywhere' vehicle. the full review
Reviewed on: 5th Feb 2005
Land Rover Defender 90 XS Station Wagon
Land Rover Discovery TD5 ES
Land Rover Discovery Review
Launched in 1989 the Land Rover Discovery was originally designed to bridge the gap between the utilitarian Defender and premium Range Rover models, offering a true off-road vehicle that could carry five people in comfort. the full review
Launched in 1989 the Land Rover Discovery was originally designed to bridge the gap between the utilitarian Defender and premium Range Rover models, offering a true off-road vehicle that could carry five people in comfort. the full review
Reviewed on: 2nd Aug 2004
