About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 120. Chapters: Land Rover, MG vehicles, Rover engines, Rover vehicles, MG Cars, Land Rover engines, Rover Company, Austin Metro, Rover 200 / 25, MG MGB, MG Rover Group, Rover P6, Rover V8 engine, Rover 75, Rover 800, Rover 400 / 45, Rover SD1, Rover P4, Rover 200 Coupe, MG F / MG TF, MG MGA, Rover K engine, MG-Lola EX257, Rover P5, MG Y-type, MG T-type, MG Midget, MG Magnette, Land Rover G4 Challenge, MG XPower SV, Rover 12, MG ZS, MG ZR, Otokar, SAIC Roewe, Rover 600 Series, Rolls-Royce Meteor, Vanden Plas, Rover Light Six, MG ZT, Sonim Technologies, Rover KV6 engine, MG K-type, Centre Steer, Rover 10, Powerplus supercharger, Rover L-Series engine, Magic Midget, Land Rover Group, Rover CityRover, Rover Streetwise, MG 6, MG J-type, MG N-type, Rover T-Series engine, MG P-type, Phil Popham, Sterling, Dudley Noble, MG F-type, MG SA, Liberty Electric Cars, MG M-type, Rover P3, MG 7, MG 14/28, MG VA, MG Q-type, Halewood Body & Assembly, MG C-type, MG R-type, MG L-type, MG D-type, John Towers, MG 3, John Kemp Starley, MG WA, Maurice Wilks, MG 14/40, Graham Day, Rover M-Series engine, Rover 16, Land Rover Aqaba Assembly Plant, Sigma Motors, Variable Valve Control, MG KN, Rover Nizam, Rolls-Royce Meteorite, When Rover Met BMW, MG EX-E, Peter Stevens, Rover Scarab, Rover PG1 transmission, Rover 100, Rover 200 Series / 400 Series, Rover 3500, Rover 2000. Excerpt: Land Rover is a British car manufacturer headquartered in Gaydon, United Kingdom which specialises in four-wheel-drive vehicles. It is owned by Indian company Tata Motors, forming part of its Jaguar Land Rover subsidiary. It is the second-oldest four-wheel-drive car brand in the world (after Jeep). Land Rover originated as one specific vehicle, originally known just as the Land Rover, launched by Rover Company in 1948, and developed into a marque encompassing a range of four-wheel...
