Remember how James May tested the Range Rover against a driverless truck and found the Rangie could monster off road driving with hardly a scratch? That's not exactly how it happened.
We've seen it already
At the launch of the new Range Rover, the team behind the product could be proud that they made a lighter, smarter and more efficient vehicle without compromising the luxuries you would expect from the world's best SUV. What they didn't thing about though is pink chrome-wrap.
The new Range Rover
Yesterday was the Super Bowl. A ball was thrown up and down a field a number of times. A bunch of men fell down after being hit by other men. The lights went out. Beyonce gyrated on a stage in a slightly self-indulgent half time show. Both teams were coached by men with the same last name. One lucky man got a 2014…
If you buy the 2013 Range Rover, you probably won't be taking it off-road. You probably won't take it to Hog Canyon Trail in a remote part of Utah, where you'd be able take it up a hill and battle rocks, sand, mud, and snow along the way.
Car makers and buyers generally play it pretty safe, color-wise. If you happen to be in a high-rise right now or reading this on your daily hang-glide, just look down and see. It's mostly a sea of silvers and deep maroons, whites, and some blues*. There's exceptions, sure, but generally, colors stay safe.
Prince Harry of the British Royal Family has come under quite a bit of fire
The new 2013 Range Rover