Land Rover Range Rover
Land Rover
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The original luxury SUV (1970+). Supercharged V8 power, peerless off-road ability, true flagship status.
The Range Rover effectively invented the luxury SUV. Launched in 1970, it combined genuine off-road capability with comfort and prestige no rival offered, and over five decades it grew into a true flagship that competes with luxury saloons for prestige. Modern cars pair supercharged or turbocharged V8 power, air suspension, and serious off-road hardware with a sumptuous cabin. It remains the benchmark luxury SUV. On WhipJury, the Range Rover appears frequently, from classic two-door early cars to the latest supercharged flagship.
Range Rover across the generations
Classic (1970-1996), P38A (1994-2002), L322 (2002-2012), L405 (2013-2021), and L460 (2022+). Modern cars use turbo and supercharged V8s, air suspension, and advanced off-road systems in a luxury package.
Frequently asked questions about Land Rover Range Rover
Did the Range Rover invent the luxury SUV?
Effectively yes. From its 1970 launch it combined genuine off-road ability with comfort and prestige in a way no rival did, creating the luxury SUV template that the whole industry later followed.