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The Range Rover is a luxury 4x4 SUV, produced from 1970 to 1996. Unlike the Land Rover, that was built primarily for off-road use, the Range Rover, was designed more as a passenger car that could be used off-road. And so, the aesthetic side of it gained more weight: the spare tire on the wood and the mesh on the front were no longer present.
The “up market” model had been planned since the 1950s, and it was initially named “Road Rover”. However, the final product would take almost two decades to be completed and the Range Rover was only announced in 17th July of 1970. The off and on-road vehicle was an instant hit.
topThe Range Rover was equipped with a 3.5 litre V8 engine with 135 hp. The transmission was permanent four-wheel drive commanded by a 4-speed manual gearbox. The Range Rover top speed is 153 km/h.
topAluminum body Platform (no data) Suspension Coil springs Steering (no data) Brakes Disc brakes
topThe Range Rover body is in all aluminium. It’s a luxury car, but still manages to have clean and simple lines. The car has two doors, a choice made to reduce the costs. Spen King and Gordon Bashford were responsible for the interior design.
topThe Range Rover was exhibited at the Louvre in 1970.. The 4x4 was considered an "outstanding piece of modern sculpture".
topLand Rover
The first Land Rover vehicle was built by the British automaker Rover in 1948 and was also the first all-terrain vehicle for civilian use. Only many years later would Land Rover become an independent brand and company of 4x4 vehicles. Until then, the all-terrain vehicle would be just another product on Rover Company’s line-up.
In 1967 another British car builder, Leyland Motors Ltd... more
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