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In Review: 2022 Range Rover Velar

The Range Rover Velar is a sleek-looking beast, with a comfortable interior and great performance, but it has some down sides as well. Find out what they are in my review at AutoTRADER.ca.

In Review: 2021 Land Rover Discovery

The Land Rover Discovery gets a few upgrades for 2021, and it's a really decent driver, although I could be more impressed with some of its function controls. Find out more in my review at Driving.ca.

In Review: 2020 Land Rover Range Rover

It's big, it's powerful, and it's comfortable, but heaven help you if you want to work most of its functions, because you have to go through a ridiculously complicated screen. Find out more in my review at AutoTRADER.ca.

Here are the brands Ford used to own...

What do Aston Martin, Jaguar, Land Rover, Volvo, and Mazda all have in common? At one time, they all belonged to Ford. Find out how that happened -- and then how it un-happened -- in my "Rearview Mirror" column at the National Post (Driving.ca).

In Review: 2020 Land Rover Range Rover

It's big, it's fast, it's luxurious, but then...there's a screen. For almost everything. Find out more in my review at the National Post (Driving.ca).

Land Rover: Highlights from seven decades

It's one of the most luxurious SUVs out there today, but Land Rover actually started as a farm truck. Find out more, with a look at some of the model highlights, in my feature over at the National Post (Driving.ca).

Britain's automakers did a "Brexit" many years ago

They still build their cars in the United Kingdom, but virtually all of the automakers that started out in Britain are now owned by parent companies around the globe. Find out who owns what in my "Rearview Mirror" column at the National Post (Driving.ca).

In review: 2018 Land Rover Discovery Sport

If you think "staid and stodgy" when you hear Land Rover, think again. The Discovery Sport is a joyous thing to drive: quick, sharp, nimble and fun. But that's with the higher-performance engine, and be prepared to open your wallet for it. Find out more in my review at the National Post.

Here's how one automaker is helping veterans

Jaguar Land Rover is a major sponsor of the Invictus Games for wounded, injured and ill veterans, but it does more than that. The company has a program that hires veterans, and it just launched in Canada. Find out more in my story at the National Post.