Like the song says, it really is "hip to be square." In contemporary automotive design circles, the cube is cool. First, there was the new , big, rugged and square. Then came , taking boxiness to a ...
To say Land Rover’s new LR3 is a special vehicle is more than hyperbole, and not just because it is the long-awaited offspring from the Ford and Land Rover conjugation. Nor is LR3 special for the ...
Built on an all-new platform, Land Rover’s LR3 replaced the Discovery for 2005. Seating up to seven occupants, the LR3 can be equipped with a Jaguar-derived 300-horsepower, 4.4-liter V-8 that’s been ...
As MT editor-in-chief Angus MacKenzie once said in regard to the 2005 Land Rover LR3 (our 2005 Sport/Utility of the Year award winner), "Whether it's Rodeo Drive or the Rubicon Trail, there isn't a ...
Land Rover has a decades-old reputation for building durable, rugged off-road vehicles. The name itself conjures up images of African safaris and Scottish hunting trips, of runs up snow-covered ...
Land Rover’s LR3 can hold up to seven, and for 2008 the only engine available is a Jaguar-derived 300-horsepower, 4.4-liter V-8 that’s been changed to handle severe offroad conditions. Terrain ...
Grabbing our initial attention were new-for-2009 body-colored wheel arches and tailgate trimmings that give the LR3 a refreshed, almost Range Rover appeal. Its side indicators now sport clear lenses ...
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