Just the Facts: A replacement for Land Rover's flagship Range Rover is due next year. The current design will be 10 years old in 2012. The next Range Rover will borrow styling cues from the smaller Evoque.
LONDON — A replacement for Land Rover's flagship Range Rover is due next year, when the current design will be 10 years old. As part of a major overhaul, the fourth-generation model will move even further upmarket than today's Range Rover.
Company sources tell Inside Line the next-generation Range Rover will soften its traditional boxy look and borrow styling cues from the recently launched Evoque. Read the rest of the article here.
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