Range Rover celebrates 35 years

A unique specification 35th Anniversary Limited Edition Range Rover goes on sale this month.

The first glimpse of this special and exclusive Range Rover can be caught whilst it leads the cavalcade of The South London and Surrey Land Rover Club London to Brighton Land Rover Run from Crystal Palace Park in London to Madeira Drive in Brighton, on Sunday 2 October.

The V8 Supercharged 35th Anniversary Range Rover is equipped to Vogue SE specification and comes complete with a harman/kardon ‘Logic 7′ sound system, 7-inch touch-screen navigation with 4×4 information, rear-screen entertainment with DVD, personal telephone integration system, colour rear-view camera, front and rear Park Distance Control, and park heating with timer and remote control as standard.

Bespoke Limited Edition features include ‘Anniversary Claret’ metallic paintwork, carmen red leather interior and dual-toned steering wheel in the finest hand-picked Windsor leather, extended burr walnut trim and Limited Edition claret deep-pile sheepskin foot rugs.

The Range Rover was conceived in the mid 1960s when Land Rover began to develop a vehicle that would combine saloon car levels of performance, handling, ride comfort and refinement with all the ruggedness and off-road ability of the original. The ‘tough luxury’ Range Rover was the result and made its world debut at the London Motor Show in June 1970.

A mere 35 Limited Editions are on sale now exclusively to the UK priced at £85,000 on the road.

(this article was taken from newcarnet.co.uk)

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