The iconic British Army Land Rover is set to be replaced – marking the end of an era. After 76 years of service, the Government has announced they are searching for new vehicles to be brought ...

After 76 years of sterling service, the legendary Land Rover is bidding farewell to the British Army. The government has initiated the pursuit for a worthy successor to the iconic 4x4 vehicle ...

The highly anticipated Land Rover Defender Octa, piloted for us in South Africa by the 11th Duke of Roxburghe, did not ...

While its controlling parent company floundered and failed, Land Rover introduced the original Range Rover in 1970 ... as light vehicles with the British Army, but Land Rover lost out in ...

Could the Fering Pioneer X, with a hybrid range of 4,350 miles non-stop, replace the British Army’s trusty Land Rover? Since the end of the Second World War, the Land Rover has been the British ...