Range Rover

Author: Graham Robson, Hardbound, 224 Pages, ISBN: 9780715387863 - Third Edition, 1988 - Second-hand book in excellent unread condition ! A touch of genius? There is plenty of evidence to support the belief there is at least something of that behind the...

Author: Roger Crathorne, Geoff Miller, Gary Pusey, James Taylor, ISBN: 9781783180028, Softbound, 159 pages, b&w illustrations Range Rover the First Fifty: Prototypes, YVBs and NXCs - The Story of the early Range Rovers The story in detail of the 50...

By: James Taylor . Description The original Range Rover changed the face of the Land Rover marque forever when it was introduced in 1970. Land Rovers had always been working vehicles, with few concessions to comfort or road performance. Suddenly, here...

By: James Taylor, Nick Dimbleby . The Range Rover – The First Generation traces the full story of the original Range Rover, from the first design studies to the end of production. Special variants for commercial and emergency service use are...

By: James Taylor . The second-generation, or 38A, Range Rover had an enormously hard act to follow. The original Range Rover, introduced in 1970, had become a style icon and was so well loved that its makers cautiously kept it in limited production...

By: Brooklands Books . Road Tests, New Model Introductions, Long Term and Off Road Reports, Updates, Performance Data, History, Buying Used, Vogue, Janspeed, Schuler, Automatic   Other Details Publisher Code: A-RR71GP ISBN 10: 1855203146 ISBN...

By: Brooklands Books . At the start of this book Range Rover was already 15 years old. During the next 10 years it was developed as it had never been developed before. First with the V8 and the turbo diesel. Later came the 3.9 V8 and a larger turbo...

By: Brooklands Books . By the time the competition started to catch up, the Range Rover had a commanding lead. The articles here show that the Range Rover always had something unique to offer. What can be read here is more than a set of comparisons, it...