Range Rover Vogue review (06/11/2013)

OWNING a Range Rover is a statement about who and what you are in this world. It is a statement not only about your material well-being, but also about your ability to sort the wheat from the chaff in this modern world. It is an affirmation that you — the Range Rover owner — are, effectively, a cut above the rest.

But, if you remove the narcissistic element from the Range Rover, you are still left with one of the most capable motor cars on the planet right now and one which can (and will) be used for a variety of useful purposes other than looking good. It is worth noting that Spen King, one of the designers of the original Range Rover, recently complained that he never

envisaged the car as a status symbol. But, despite his protestations, that’s exactly what it has become, despite the fact that it is capable of doing things and going places that most of its owners never envisaged.