Back in factory production - a classic old Range Rover
The Coventry, England-based company is reissuing 10 1970s-era Range Rovers to capitalize on the explosion of interest on the vintage market
File this away as the latest example in the craze to bring back every cool car, Jeep and SUV from years past: Land Rover has reintroduced the classic Range. Last Wednesday in Paris, Land Rover unveiled the first of a new series of cars it’s calling Range Rover Reborn: A mustard-yellow 1978 Range Rover reissued and certified perfect by Land Rover Classic, the same division that restored a handful of early Series I Land Rovers last year. The rig will be on display there all weekend. The Coventry, England-based company is reissuing 10 1970s-era Range Rovers to capitalize on the explosion of interest on the vintage market. They fall in the same general affinity categories as Ford’s Bronco, old FJs and G-Wagons, Scrambler trucks, and the famous Defender.
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