Showing posts with label jeeps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jeeps. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

2010 Jeep Renegade Concept

2010 Jeep Renegade Concept pictures

2010 Jeep Renegade Concept
Distance between the 0 -100 km completed in 8.5 seconds with the vehicle design also deserves praise.

2010 Jeep Renegade Concept

Monday, November 16, 2009

2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee - First Spy Photos

2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee
2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee New Image

2011 Grand Cherokee has become ready for production and testing ways to go as soon as the spy photos to the internet fell

2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee - First Spy Photos

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

2009 Land Rover Review and video or pictures


Land Rovers have always gone their own way – often literally. While off-roading demands a low center of gravity and muddy trails would seem to warrant hose-out interiors and body-on-frame-construction, the British automaker has long contented itself building tippy-looking unibody boxes with tall greenhouses and opulent cabins – the anti-Humvee, as it were. Further, in recent iterations, they've packed their products with immense electronic systems, air suspensions, dial-a-topography Terrain Response controller, and so on... the very sort of complexity that ought to be enough to send English sports car enthusiasts running back to their therapists' offices.

And yet, the formula has always worked – vehicles like the Range Rover and Discovery (now LR3) have somehow managed to earn both Kalahari-traversing credentials and valet stand privileges. Other companies have attempted the leather-lined off-roader thing before (Lamborghini, Lexus, Hummer, Porsche, and LaForza come to mind), but while some have added the trappings of luxury to their SUVs, exactly no one has been as successful in marrying their vehicles to the notion of aristocracy – the sort of "Lord and Master of All That I Survey" quality that has remained Solihull's historic preserve. In short, Land Rovers have always been a gloriously and uniquely British contradiction on wheels – a fact that goes some way toward explaining why your author remains more than a little conflicted when it comes to this LR2.