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Although roughly less than two years away from launch, Land Rover continues to use engineering mules to test the next generation of its Range Rover model. And by mules, we mean that the British firm is utilizing a modified body of the current luxury SUV with a different front end and beefier wheel arches hiding the wider tracks of the new platform architecture.
- U Spy: Can You Tell Which Range Rover Models Were Spotted In France?
The wait for the regular 2013 Range Rover Mk4 might be over, but Land Rover is far from done with the series as the British firm has more models heading our way in the next year or so. The ones we know are coming for sure are the more athletic looking...
- Scoop: Land Rover Masks New 2014 Range Rover Sport As A…volvo
Not that you can do much to hide the identity of any full-size Range Rover model…especially when it’s entering the brand's facility at the Nürburgring, but Land Rover engineers tried to confuse our spy photographers with a Volvo-like...
- Spied: Odd Looking Range Rover Sport Prototype May Be Testing Hybrid Powertrain
Automakers tend to use test mules that typically combine body parts of an existing model with chassis and/or mechanical components of a next generation vehicle in the early stages of development for testing purposes. This seems to be the case with the...
- Rumors: Range Rover Mulling “grand†Evoque
The Range Rover Evoque hasn’t even hit the market yet, according to a report from UK’s Autocar, Land Rover’s people are debating whether or not to add a bigger version to its line-up, which at the time being, consists of a "coupe-ish"...
- Production Version Of Range Rover Lrx To Be Unveiled On Thursday, July 1
Land Rover will lift the covers and announce the name of its all-new compact Range Rover model based on the LRX concept car at a special event held in partnership with VOGUE magazine [sic] for the Range Rover's 40th birthday in London on Thursday,...
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SCOOP: Land Rover Spotted Testing the 2013 Range Rover
Although roughly less than two years away from launch, Land Rover continues to use engineering mules to test the next generation of its Range Rover model. And by mules, we mean that the British firm is utilizing a modified body of the current luxury SUV with a different front end and beefier wheel arches hiding the wider tracks of the new platform architecture.
And while the 2013 Range Rover’s looks remain a mystery for now, we do know that it will adopt a new lightweight aluminium chassis using know-how from the group’s Jaguar brand. Furthermore, the new model will feature an alloy body shell while certain components will be made of composite materials.
- U Spy: Can You Tell Which Range Rover Models Were Spotted In France?
The wait for the regular 2013 Range Rover Mk4 might be over, but Land Rover is far from done with the series as the British firm has more models heading our way in the next year or so. The ones we know are coming for sure are the more athletic looking...
- Scoop: Land Rover Masks New 2014 Range Rover Sport As A…volvo
Not that you can do much to hide the identity of any full-size Range Rover model…especially when it’s entering the brand's facility at the Nürburgring, but Land Rover engineers tried to confuse our spy photographers with a Volvo-like...
- Spied: Odd Looking Range Rover Sport Prototype May Be Testing Hybrid Powertrain
Automakers tend to use test mules that typically combine body parts of an existing model with chassis and/or mechanical components of a next generation vehicle in the early stages of development for testing purposes. This seems to be the case with the...
- Rumors: Range Rover Mulling “grand†Evoque
The Range Rover Evoque hasn’t even hit the market yet, according to a report from UK’s Autocar, Land Rover’s people are debating whether or not to add a bigger version to its line-up, which at the time being, consists of a "coupe-ish"...
- Production Version Of Range Rover Lrx To Be Unveiled On Thursday, July 1
Land Rover will lift the covers and announce the name of its all-new compact Range Rover model based on the LRX concept car at a special event held in partnership with VOGUE magazine [sic] for the Range Rover's 40th birthday in London on Thursday,...