Even though Land Rover/Range Rover is up for sale, word is out that they plan on trying to unify the design language of these vehicles.
Really? Why? I think the design language is already pretty unified...
Yeah, the Range Rover looks a bit dated when compared to the new LR2 and LR3, but I attribute that mostly to the fact that they appeal to different buyers, and the fact that they are (sort of) different brands.
Now the Land Rover Defender, that's a different animal. I don't see how they could make that vehicle look (somewhat) like the more civilian Land Rovers without losing much of its iconic character.
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Now the Land Rover Defender, that's a different animal. I don't see how they could make that vehicle look (somewhat) like the more civilian Land Rovers without losing much of its iconic character.
Full story here.
estreka says:
02:13 PM, 12/ 3/07
Yeah, I don't get it either. I guess management is just running out of things to do.
hondacura4 says:
05:15 PM, 12/ 3/07
I think they should continue to evolve as they have always done. The signature RR styling has substanital road presence so why change it drastically?
daytona_500 says:
12:07 AM, 12/ 4/07
The language is pretty unified alright. Tall, upright and boxier than a fridge.
ateixeira says:
12:32 PM, 12/ 4/07
They should stick to subtle changes. Even the LR2 has a strong family resemblance. I doubt a shocking new style would help any.