Let me admit up front that I enjoyed being dry in Virginia. By “dry,” I’m referring to the weather, not to latter-day Prohibition. Bob Steele, the president of ... Read More...
Photos don’t lie. No “alternative facts” here; I’ll own up to it. I’m having an affair with a 20-something.
The QE I, my 51-year old Series II-A, and I m... Read More...
Dear Rovers North,
While hiking in the Swiss Alps in the town of Engelberg, we enjoyed seeing these working Defenders.
David Russ
Lyme, NH
D... Read More...
Summertime brings more outdoor adventures and off-roading for Land Rover enthusiasts, but one thing for certain — it doesn’t mean fewer Sightings! We commend ou... Read More...
I returned to work this morning at Rovers North from The Muddy Chef Challenge in Manchester Vermont. This morning commute was pretty similar to most commutes; h... Read More...
Most employees at Rovers North own a Land Rover as a project vehicle, if not a daily driver. These range from a 1962 Series IIA, a few ROW Defenders, a NAS Defe... Read More...
We've wanted to share this news with all of you Rovers Magazine readers ever since we visited in April, but Land Rover made us pinky promise that we wouldn't...... Read More...
Spring in New England calls for celebration as winter slowly releases its icy grip, and as a last-gasp punishment, inflicts “mud season” on us. New Englanders a... Read More...
When I was 12 years old, I wanted a Land Rover. It started when I saw Born Free on the Disney Channel. After wanting the "safari truck" and learning what it was... Read More...
In every cheesy ocean line disaster movie, there’s a guy in the engine room furiously shoveling coal as the captain of the doomed ship calls for more power. The... Read More...
It’s not always about the Land Rover itself, but the moments in a life that the Land Rover makes possible. Let me explain.
Over a decade ago I read a Rov... Read More...
In 1966, Spen King, then the head of New Vehicles Projects of the Rover Car Company, dusted off the concept of the abandoned “Road Rover.” King proposed to use ... Read More...
