Easily the most desirable of the 400 units produced for the UK market, chassis SALLDWBP7GA490325 currently sits on a high bid ...

Land Rover’s Defender 130 V8 adds muscle, luxury, and space to the classic off-roader formula, but how well does it balance ...

Although Land Rover ended production of the original Defender back in 2016, that’s not to say that the brand has given up on its iconic boxy 4×4. Along with sourcing approved examples of heritage ...

While the old school Defender experience may not appeal to everyone, we can surely all agree that every single one of them looks brilliant. Especially if Land Rover Classic has got hold of the car in ...

Some cars make sense as collectables as soon as they’re announced. Make it low volume and high performance, offer up unique commissions and a few will inevitably be treated as assets to be protected ...

Microsoft Defender will continue to work in Windows 10. Defender will receive regular security updates until October 2028. Microsoft still recommends Windows 11 for new security patches. You probably ...

Detroit's battle cry reverberates with the rumble of eight cylinders — Camaros, Mustangs, Challengers, all burbling that unmistakable muscle-car thunder. The American V8 is an icon, and you'd be ...

Reviewing the Land Rover Defender 90 V8 with 525HP on the German Autobahn. This high-performance SUV combines off-road heritage with highway speed, showcasing full-throttle acceleration, V8 sound, and ...

The Zambezi Defender, as it’s called, is essentially a four-seat pickup based on the Defender 110. After crossing paths with UK-based luxury custom shop Oshe Automotive, it has been transformed into ...

An award-winning automotive journalist with over 20 years in the industry, contributing editor Lyndon Conrad Bell has also written for publications such as Road & Track, Car and Driver, Autobytel, The ...

Reinventing an icon is always a risky business. New Coke, the Apple III, Levi’s Type 1 jeans: All crashed and burned amid a mountain of marketing hype. So it’s perhaps understandable that JLR took ...