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Council Vote - Ends Wednesday December 12th
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2008 Council Vote - Instructions
Each official club member will be allowed to submit 5 names for the AZLRO council. The five individuals with the most votes will be elected to the council.
Land Rover Reveals 60th Anniversary Defender Special Edition
Gaydon, Warwickshire, 21 November 2007 Land Rover will celebrate its 60th anniversary with a new special edition of the iconic Defender the SVX.
The Land Rover Defender SVX was unveiled for the first time by Zara Phillips at the British Red Cross Ball in London earlier this evening. The world's first SVX has been donated by Land Rover UK to the British Red Cross to auction at the ball.
LRNA to Use Natural Disasters as Backdrop for New Ads
1st Annual Arizona Land Rover Rally
Visit the official site to register and get more information: azlandroverrally.com
Registration Deadline - Please register no later than October 15, 2007 to ensure a spot.
The new Range Rover: Coming with aluminum!
Small changes for big Range Rover in 2008
Land Rover Produces 4 Millionth Vehicle - Gives it Away
Next Range Rover to go upmarket, downmarket and lighter-weight
NHTSA investigating Land Rover drive shaft issues
Ford retains KPMG to have a look at Jag's and Rover's books
[source: autoblog.com and autonews.com]
2007 Barrett-Jackson fish out of water: 1993 Land Rover Defender 110
Here's a vehicle that sticks out like a sore thumb among the muscle cars and high profile customs at Barrett-Jackson. It's Defender 110 number 194 of only 500 made back in '93. The Defender 110s were real-deal off-roaders that could tackle just about any conditions. This particular one is just about perfect with only 13,500 original miles on the clock. Sure it has the rather antiquated and weak 3.9-liter V8 engine, but 135 hp was considered adequate at the time. OK, maybe not, but still it has enough grunt to make it through most situations you'd encounter thanks to its permanently engaged 4 wheel drive, differential lock and 5-speed manual transmission. Almost seems a novelty to see a stick in a Land Rover nowadays with the public's penchant for auto trannies.