As a Land Rover enthusiast, it is challenging not to be overwhelmed with a sense of pity for the masses of people who do not own a Rover and are thus completely oblivious to the joy these vehicles bring. In some cases, the vehicle’s unparalleled capabilities engender a sense of civic duty in their owners, who feel that the best way to introduce others to the superiority of their vehicle is to lend a helping hand.

It is not uncommon to hear a Range Rover referred to as a “money” car. Typically, the expression is used as a way to recognize the vehicle’s premium quality and premium price tag. However the term has taken on a whole new meaning in Dubai, after the design shop “Coins Car” glued thousands of pieces of metal currency to the exterior of a Range Rover.

The popular automotive blog Jalopnik has planned to honor Land Rover’s 65th Anniversary the best way it knows how - with a collection of way-cool Land Rover images that span the brand’s illustrious existence.

Land Rover enthusiasts pining for a new Defender may be slightly closer having their wish granted, though this latest development may catch them by surprise. Land Rover has developed an electric Defender which debuted this week at the Geneva Auto Show.

An anonymous source has told the Wall Street Journal that Jaguar Land Rover is mulling over a decision to develop a manufacturing plant in India, which indicates that the automaker is looking to grow their foothold in the world’s fastest growing economies.

Land Rover is making headlines at this year’s Geneva Auto Show by announcing the first ever 9-Speed Automatic Transmission designed for a passenger car. The transmission is called the ZF 9HP and it represents the future or Land Rover transmissions.

It seems that the 2013 Range Rover is already receiving high praise from some of the automotive industry’s most prestigious critics. The new Range has recently been named Luxury Car of the Year by Top Gear Magazine.

Range Rovers are expensive vehicles, we know this much is true. But price has not prevented the lavish vehicle - which starts at an MSRP of about $84,000 - from selling out in the United States.

Reports have emerged that the all-new 2014 Range Rover will replace the naturally aspirated 5.0 liter V8 engine with a supercharged, 3.0 liter V6 variant.

A while back we posted an article about a restoration project that planned to bring Bob Marley’s beloved 1977 Series III Land Rover back to life. Progress is being made with a familiar investment group spearheading efforts.