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The latest Land Rover Defender gets a 2.2-litre diesel engine that complies with Euro5 emissions rules and also offers better refinement. Other than that and some minor trim changes, it's much as you were. It's still the go-to choice for serious off-roading. [MORE]
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Land Rover has recently made the already class-leading Discovery 4 more luxurious, powerful and economical. If money's no object and you want the best family 4x4 around, nothing else really gets close. On terrain that would stop some less serious rivals dead in their tracks, it's virtually unstoppable. But it's on the road, courtesy of the fortified 3.0-litre V6 diesel and new 8-speed ZF auto, that this revised fourth generation model really comes into its own. [MORE]
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The first front wheel drive Land Rover is now available at the bottom end of the Freelander range but it's the 4x4 cars with their class-leading off-road ability that impress most. All versions get a roomy and solidly built cabin and the latest engines boost the baby Land Rover's environmental credentials. [MORE]
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The standard in the luxury 4x4 sector continues to be set by the Range Rover. The latest model, with its 5.0-litre V8 supercharged petrol and 4.4-litre TDV8 diesel, makes this imperious SUV look even more so. Cars of this type might not be flavour of the month with environmentalists but it's hard to dispute that the Range Rover does what it does very well indeed. [MORE]
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The five-door version of the Range Rover Evoque may tone down its coupe sibling's bold styling a notch or two, but it might just be the more handsome package. With the same length and width but more headroom in the back, it means that style and practicality needn't be mutually exclusive concepts. [MORE]
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The Range Rover Sport brings a dynamic, road-orientated sporting edge to Land Rover's product range, slotting neatly between the family-orientated Discovery and the super-luxury Range Rover. It all but matches the best of its sporting SUV rivals on the highway while decimating them when tarmac turns to turf. The latest revisions aim to keep it that way. [MORE]
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