Our tester this week is a perfect example. It has that designation because it is a Range Rover, which was the Land Rover model first sold in the United States when the company was created. We successfully avoided having any such problems when we had the vehicle.
Power reaches the wheels through a four-speed automatic gearbox.
Land Rovers and Range rovers are noted for their mountain-goat ability to traverse almost any kind of terrain. Range Rover has since built a test rack behind the headquarters that demonstrates the ability of the company's vehicles. It has stone pavement, a 30-degree side hill that can scare the willies out of you if you're sitting on the down side of the hill, and assorted slopes and difficult surfaces to experiment with. We have even seen Range Rover sealers with mini versions of the same test track. Underneath the 4.6 SE is a solid front and rear axle.