Send to a friend94 Taurus owner April 30th, 2008 2:30 PM Link
And may you keep roving on.
Happy 60th Birthday Land Rover!
Written By: Seyth Miersma
Everyone’s favorite British off-road brand, Land Rover, celebrates its 60th birthday today. The company has come a long way from war wagons, to icons of social status, to a new chapter under Indian owners. We thought we’d help kick off the diamond anniversary party for the storied marque with a few gratuitous Landie galleries. Enjoy them below!
6 Comments
driving course April 30th, 2008 3:32 PM Link
My trusty Defender 90 TDi reminds me of the kind of performance that cars must have had 60 years ago… and I love it for it… who needs to drive over 68mph!
Happy Birthday to a one of a kind.
John May 1st, 2008 9:17 AM Link
The Defender is the only current LR model i’d be caught dead in. The rest of the line is so much yuppy, gadgety crap. The Defender is doing its lineage proud. Stout, purposeful, reliable, and impossibly tough. Not to mention, they look damn mean. Grats on making it 60 years!
Donald May 1st, 2008 9:38 AM Link
Here’s to hoping TATA can put an end to the ever decreasing ground clearance and approach/departure angles of the vehicles.
A. Wofford May 1st, 2008 12:20 PM Link
60 years of exemplary “English reliability”.
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