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Driving a Land Rover Disco support car in Africa

Ben Oliver, 09 February 2012 10:20

I’m sure this won’t come as a surprise to you, but the glorious white Jaguar XJ Supersports in which Andy Green and I did the first high-speed recce run on the Hakskeen Pan wasn’t the only car there that day. You might have read the story in the current, February issue of CAR. This dry lake bed in South Africa’s ...

Inside Land Rover's top-secret test facility

Ben Barry, 21 November 2011 09:45

For CAR’s December 2011 issue, I was lucky enough to drive both the Land Rover DC100 concepts just before they were shipped to the LA motor show. The location, naturally, was Land Rover’s Gaydon test facility, which, stangely enough, was a first for me. I say strangely because I’ve now been in this business for 12 years, and in that ...

Off-road in the Range Rover Evoque

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Chris Chilton, 05 April 2011 09:00

But is it a proper Range Rover? That’s the question you’ve probably been asking yourself since you recoiled in horror at Land Rover’s decision to parade Victoria Beckham around at the launch of the Evoque. Okay, so we know the marketing reasons behind that, it’s all about reaching out to a new demographic with a new type of car. But ...

The world's most versatile car, by Mark Walton

Mark Walton, 30 November 2009 09:46

Car journalists often discuss the greatest cars ever made, the best cars ever made, the fastest, the best looking, the most powerful. When I say ‘discuss’ I mean they disagree and come to blows, which begs the next question, ‘Which car journalist would be best in a fight?’ (My money’s on Ben Oliver – his nickname ‘Grizzly’ came about because ...

Timbuktu in a Land Rover Discovery

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Greg Fountain, 28 August 2008 15:00

'Timbuktu.' 'You want to go where?' 'Timbuktu. In a Discovery.' 'Does it exist – I thought it was a myth?' 'The Discovery?' 'No, Timbuktu.' 'Er, yes? I mean, I think so. But wouldn’t it be fun to find out?' It’s the kind of conversation editors of CAR have got used to having with their staff over the years. On this ...

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