Land Rover 3.5 Reviews

You'll find all our Land Rover 3.5 reviews right here. Land Rover 3.5 prices range from $7,370 for the 3.5 County 4x4 to $10,340 for the 3.5 County 4x4.

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Land Rover Reviews and News

Land Rover Defender 2023 review: 110 P400 75th Anniversary - off-road test
By Marcus Craft · 01 Jul 2023
The latest-generation Land Rover Defender has attracted ample praise, won a trophy cabinet full of global awards - and it's sold very well.To commemorate 75 years since the original Landie, the Series I, was released, JLR is selling 75 of its 75th anniversary Defenders in Australia - 25 Defender 90s and 50 Defender 110s. Is this limited-edition Landie worth more than $150,000?
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Does this Autobiography Evoque good memories?
By Tim Nicholson · 21 Jun 2023
A pair of fancier versions of the Evoque have been added to the Range Rover line-up as part of a mid-life upgrade that also ushers in fresh design elements and more tech inside.
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Range Rover Sport 2023 review: P510e Dynamic HSE
By Andrew Chesterton · 20 Jun 2023
This is electrification, Range Rover Sport style, with the P510e Dynamic HSE delivering plenty of usable grunt and a considerable EV-only driving range.So is this the powertrain you want in your next luxury SUV? We put it to the test to find out.
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Two Euro SUVs tested for safety
By Chris Thompson · 20 Jun 2023
Not every car gets a second chance when it comes to safety ratings, but ANCAP has retested the 2023 Land Rover Discovery Sport and announced it has retained its five-star safety rating it was originally awarded in 2015 under less strict testing circumstances.
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Land Rover Discovery Sport updated
By Tung Nguyen · 15 Jun 2023
Land Rover has updated its Discovery Sport for 2024, introducing a new range-topping plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) variant, as well as range-wide upgrades to the multimedia system.However, customers will be asked to pay significantly more money for the 2024 Land Rover Discovery Sport with price rises across the carryover entry-level P250 SE and now mid-tier P250 HSE.The former is now priced at $85,250 before on-road costs, jumping up $4280 compared to before, while the latter is $94,800 – a noticeable $9260 increase from last year.Sitting atop the refreshed range is the P300e SE positioned at $103,450.However, the entire 2023 range now includes a new-look dashboard with the latest Pivi Pro 11.4-inch multimedia touchscreen that is now curved.Land Rover points out that users can “access 90 per cent of tasks within two taps from the home screen”, easing functionality while driving.The system is also fitted with wireless Apple CarPlay and wired Android Auto.The updated multimedia system has also necessitated a dashboard redesign, which now incorporates a wireless smartphone charger and additional storage options for front passengers, as well as a new gear shifter.Also standard on the new Discovery Sport line-up is a digital instrument cluster, while available equipment extends to a surround-view monitor, new wheel designs offered in 19- and 20-inch sizes, and a Versine Blue exterior paint option.Buyers can also option up to seven seats in the large luxury SUV.The outside is also revised in the updated Discovery Sport, with all local models now featuring a gloss-black roof and exterior accents.Powering the P250 variants is a 2.0-litre turbo-petrol four-cylinder engine with mild-hybrid technology, which outputs 183kW/365Nm to all four wheels via a nine-speed automatic transmission.The P300e plug-in hybrid meanwhile, pairs a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol three-cylinder engine with an electric motor, but combined outputs are yet to be revealed.With a 14.9kWh battery in tow, the P300e can travel up to 66kms before the petrol engine kicks in.Local customers can order the 2024 Discovery Sport now, with deliveries expected from December this year.The Discovery Sport PHEV was revealed back in early 2020, and earmarked to come to Australia in 2021, but circumstances prevented the car arriving in local showrooms back then.The old car’s powertrain is similar to the new one, and pushes out 227kW/540Nm, but it is unclear of there has been an update to the engine and electric motor.2024 Land Rover Discovery Sport pricing before on-road costs
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Range Rover 2023 review: Autobiography LWB 7-seat
By Laura Berry · 05 Jun 2023
The V8-powered Range Rover Autobiography long wheelbase is fit for the Royal Family, but what about the Berry family? We found out when this luxurious large SUV and rival to the Bentley Bentayga came to stay for a week.
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The most powerful Range Rover Sport ever!
By Chris Thompson · 31 May 2023
Land Rover (or JLR, since it’s name change) has got a new big dog in the Range Rover line-up, and it’s powered by a big V8 straight from a rival. Oh, and it’s coming to Australia.
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Range Rover ups flagship V8 power
By Tung Nguyen · 17 May 2023
Land Rover has a new top dog in town, revealing an updated Range Rover SV with up to 454kW from a twin-turbo V8 petrol engine.
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How car makers will get you to buy EVs
By Stephen Ottley · 07 May 2023
Jaguar Land Rover announced a radical reimagining of its entire organisation recently, and while the news that the company would invest £15 billion on the project was the obvious headline, there was a lot more beneath the surface.
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The world's Top 10 luxury car brands
By Stephen Ottley · 05 May 2023
What is the definition of a luxury car? It may seem like an obvious question to answer, but like so many things in life, once you start to really examine it and scratch beneath the surface, defining a luxury car isn’t quite as simple as it first appears.
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