Range Rover

When the Range Rover was launched in 1970 it immediately drew attention.

Its elegant but practical design mixed with exceptional off-road handling as well as comfort on metal roads seemed to introduce a whole new way of driving—as indeed it did. The Louvre museum in Paris exhibited it as a model of industrial design. Fifty years later, the Range Rover continues to be in demand.

In this comprehensive book, Rover expert James Taylor covers all of the Range Rover models from the 1970s ‘classic’ in the 1970s to the fifth generation Range Rover of today. The book covers the remarkable engineering achievements by Land Rover in developing a vehicle just as at home on rugged hillsides as it was on the streets of Chelsea. He follows the developments that made the Range Rover ever more in demand as a luxury status symbol.

This book will appeal to all Range Rover enthusiasts, offering concise but comprehensive coverage of one of the most admired British cars.

James Taylor is the author of several dozen books on motoring history, for a number of different publishers. An expert on the post-war British motor industry, he has a special interest in the products of the Rover car company. He is a former editor of Land Rover Enthusiast magazine.