Land Rover Range Rover Velar News

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So, there's this thing called the 2018 Land Rover Range Rover. But really, that's just what it's called in the realm of automotive websites that need a proper Year, Make and Model to make the 1's and 0's make sense of it. If you know someone who refers to it as a "Land Rover Range Rover," let us know, we'll send them a scone. Really, what we're talking about is the 2018 Range Rover, the literal range-topping model and an ancestor to the SUV that started the whole luxury off-roader craze in the f

It seems that the weather has once again improved enough that people are headed out to the Nürburgring for fun and for testing. This is according to a new compilation video of cars racing around the track from YouTube channel EMS Nordschleife TV. Though most of the cars featured are normal road cars, there are a few prototypes that slip in, including a Joel Stocksdale

Range Rover will unveil a Velar SVR later this year to compete with the BMW X6 M, producing around 542 hp and 502 lb-ft.

Most owners will never take this off-roading.

There's a whole lot of newness to Velar's look and feel.

Six-figure eye candy and fashion brand deals. It's all about the marketing.

It's subtle, but reportedly loud.

The company will increase the variations it offers.

In the US, it'll feature a choice of two Ingenium four-cylinders or the supercharged gas V6.

It's named after the original Range Rover prototype from the late 1960s.

It will sit between the Range Rover Sport and Evoque.

It will be a Macan-fighter based on the Jaguar F-Pace.