
To create a vehicle that combined the comfort and on-road ability of a Rover saloon, with the off-road capabilities of a Land Rover. That was the vision, and so the original luxury SUV was born. Range Rover made its mark on the world in June 1970, promoted as “A Car For All Reasons”.
  Range Rover takes to the stage just as naturally as it takes on the most demanding challenges.
If you had walked into the Louvre in 1971 you would have come face to face with Range Rover, fittingly wrapped in union jack bunting. The legendary museum recognised Range Rover for what it is: a piece of art. Aside from the full production vehicle in the entrance, a smaller 1/4 scale replica could be found on display inside.
The Parisian institute was far from the only one to give Range Rover its flowers. That same year the vehicle received the prestigious Dewar Trophy, awarded for ‘Outstanding British Technical Achievement in the Automotive Industry’.
Range Rover has featured in over 1.400 films and TV shows, including five James Bond films. It’s also the chosen vehicle for global stars such as Paul McCartney, Michael Jordan and Tom Cruise.
Even monarchs have favoured Range Rover, most notably HM Queen Elizabeth II. There are numerous photographs of her behind the wheel of her Range Rover.