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Range Rover, the flagship brand of Land Rover, offers a range of luxury SUVs, but not all models include a third-row seat. 

The iconic Range Rover has been the epitome of luxury and capability for over five decades. For 2025, this legendary SUV receives a small batch of updates to keep it at the forefront of its class. Explore the changes for the 2025 Range Rover with Land Rover of Roaring Fork, now available in our new vehicle inventory.

If you own a Range Rover or are considering purchasing one from our new inventory in the Roaring Fork Valley, it's important to know what type of fuel your vehicle requires. 

The new Range Rover Sport is more exciting than ever for Glenwood Springs shoppers. But the new Range Rover Sport SV Celestial amps things up even further, bringing exclusive touches you can't find elsewhere in the lineup.

If you're waiting for electrified Range Rover, Defender, or Discovery models for your travels throughout the Roaring Fork Valley, you might have less time to wait than anticipated. The brands have an evolving approach to electrification that could put you in the driver's seat before you know it. Here's what we know about Range Rover, Defender, and Discovery electrification.

Exterior Features You Will Find in the 2024 Land Rover Defender 130 The 2024 Land Rover Defender 130 was designed with a level of integrity that Glenwood Springs drivers are sure to appreciate.

The automotive industry is always evolving and advancing by including new features to the various models. As all of this change is happening buyers are also becoming more conscious and aware of where the materials for their car is coming from. With that in mind Land Rover is one of the many brands that are looking into a way to bring animal-free interior options to their car.

In the new Range Rover Velar there is an option to have a completely vegan interior that utilizes a blend of wool materials and suede to give the interior a completely unique design…

Into the controversial diesel emissions controversy plunges fearless British automaker Land Rover, with its all-new 2016 Range Rover Td6. New York Times auto critic Tom Voelk calls Land Rover's first turbodiesel here in the U.S. a "supremely upscale vehicle." Click "play" in the video clip below to watch his full report.

Voelk reports that Land Rover's engine technology delivers appealing performance, including serious engine power (258 horsepower and a remarkable 440 pound-feet of torque) off the line and much-improved fuel economy. Land Rover addresses the diesel emission...