Land Rover Life

Written by Land Rover enthusiasts who live the Land Rover Life, every quarterly issue is packed with great Land Rover builds from concours rebuilds to outrageously modified, classic Land Rovers, honest reviews of the latest Land Rovers and Range Rovers, greenlaning along roads less travelled, Land Rover adventures from around the world, buying and selling advice from our expert team, advice on keeping your Land Rover running smoothly, product upgrades, parts and new accessories, plus tried and tested reviews and much more!

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LAND ROVER LIFE

In for the long haul • Ultra-endurance athlete Sean Conway has achieved some mind-blowing feats of perseverance and fortitude. And his choice of wheels? A Twisted-modified Defender 110

Not just a pretty face • Recently revised, the plug-in hybrid P270e Range Rover Evoque is quick, efficient and eternally stylish, concludes Neil Watterson

Cooking on the Hoof

Indian Summer • A chance encounter gives Land Rover fan Shail Desai the chance to learn more about how Land Rovers have become embedded in rural Indian culture

Take it to the limit • Erick Huertas reports from the punishing yet beautiful Northwest Challenge, held deep in Washington State

London Calling • Land Rovers of London’s charity Christmas meet saw hundreds of Land Rovers flocking to the capital to take part. Founder and organiser, James Arman, takes up the story

Tried & Tested • There’s nothing quite like assessing products in real world conditions

Perfect 10 • Rovernuts – a global collective of overlanding Land Rover enthusiasts – has been around for a decade. Thérèse-Marie Becker becomes immersed in the group’s anniversary celebrations in Thailand

Rallying together • Helen Tait Wright gets us up to speed on her latest project and Dakar Classic entry – a One Ten called Purdey

Puzzle pieces • Helen Tait Wright’s One Ten, Purdey, is being born from a mix of new and used parts. This time, it’s all about axles

Power play • Getting the engine and gearbox into the 110’s rolling chassis proved to be a case of one step forward, two steps back

Please be seated • With the bodywork coming on leaps and bounds, the team prepare Purdey for roll cage fitment – and a new pew

How much? • We all know that running a Land Rover can be expensive, but Neil Watterson is shocked by what he’s spent fuelling his Defender during the last 200,000 miles

Commercial sense • Ian Shaw has been driving off-road for 35 years, and this Discovery 5 is the tenth Land Rover he’s owned

Bits and bobs • Vicky Turner makes a plan to bring her Series IIA back to tip-top condition

Sun, Sea and Series • Held in the sunny embrace of Southern California, the inaugural Santa Barbara Series was an event that brought together old Land Rovers while raising money for charity