Range Rover: The Second Generation (Crowood Autoclassics) (AF)

Some light dulling and creasing to the jacket. The book is very good. The first full history of the second‑generation Range Rover, the model launched in 1994 to replace the original 1970 classic. Taylor traces the story from the early design work in the 1990s through to the end of production in 2002, explaining how the new model kept the Rover V8 engine but was otherwise a complete redesign aimed at reclaiming the top end of the luxury 4×4 market. The book describes the engineering changes, the development challenges, the styling decisions, and the way the vehicle was received internationally. It is illustrated throughout with photographs and technical details and runs to about 184–192 pages depending on the printing.