Fans of Bob Marley (check) and Land Rovers (double check) will be interested to know that the legendary reggae musician was also a Rover enthusiast. In fact, Marley’s 1976 Series III has been a draw for tourists at the Bob Marley Museum, located at Marley’s former home in Jamaica.

We spend a lot of time interacting with those in the Land Rover community, albeit primarily with the off-road/Rover Rally/D-I-Y enthusiast. That’s why we’re curious to hear the reactions to Project Kahn’s new aftermarket wheels for the current Defender

Replacing air struts for your Land Rover is never a fun experience. Strut replacement can be expensive and stressful; with several options to choose from, it’s hard to know if you’re making the right decision. We’re here to help. As everyone already knows, the cheapest option is very rarely the “best” option, and that holds true for replacement struts as well. Take a look.

Those preparing for the impending zombie apocalypse have just found another “must-have” item to add to their wish list of survival tools, and it comes in the form of a special edition Land Rover Defender – The Blaser Edition.

Atlantic British is pleased to introduce a new replacement front drive shaft for your Discovery Series II, available exclusively through Atlantic British Ltd.

Several months ago we were asked by members of a Land Rover enthusiast forum why Atlantic British had never offered group buy discount promotions. After giving it some thought, we really could not find a reason why we shouldn’t give Rover enthusiasts a chance to join together and earn exclusive discounts. As a result, we decided to introduce our own, recurring group buy promotion – BlockBuy.

“Around Atlantic British” is a monthly blog feature designed to give our customers a little insight into some of the things we are working on behind the scenes. We hope to keep you in tune with our internal developments and to get your feedback on our projects!

When we think of a Land Rover enthusiast, we imagine Discos on the Rubicon, Defender and Series restorations, and Range Rover Classics running the Baja 1000. It’s becoming clear, however, that a growing number of Rover owners are fantasizing about rims, body kits, exhausts and performance tuning. What gives?

If you were given a Defender 110 and over $40,000 to plan an overland expedition of your choice, where would you go?

What does it say for the Range Rover Evoque when being named the 2012 North American Truck of the Year might not crack the “Top Five” list of accomplishments for the Baby Range across 2011?