Vogue Technics

Land Rover’s Flagship with Unmatched Luxury and Comfort Range Rover is one of the most celebrated icons of British automotive history and has come a long way from a humble beginning. Today it is the most eagerly awaited SUV that has its following all over the world. MK 4 is the 4 th generation of this legendary model that was introduced in 2012 and gained the acceptance of its regular followers. This was the generation that mustered up the courage to stand up against the big rivals in the SUV category and made its mark. Powerful Engines Range Rover comes with four options of power units under their bonnet. You get a base model with a 3.0 TDV6 or 4.4 SDV8 of the same age and mileage. Or you can get 4.4 SDV8 or even better 5.0 or 5.0S in models such as Autobiography for a performance-based drive. Fuel economy differs with each power unit and can be anywhere from 19 mpg to 27mgp depending on the engine and territory. Range Rover has held a prominent position in the SUV arena for

Range Rover Vogue MK 3 is Not Your Farmland Machine anymore Range Rover has come a long way from the basic farmland machine with a bit of carpet in its first generation. The third generation brought a revolution to the major design and mechanics of the vehicle. Range Rover was put on the road to become the ultimate luxury SUV both on and off the road. One of the major changes was the way its ladder frame chassis was replaced with a monocoque construction frame for the first time in the vehicle’s history. This made Range Rover MK3 more stable and allowed the vehicle to grip the road better. There were dramatic changes in the ride quality as well. The vehicle got quieter and more spacious due to its monocoque frame. Another revolutionary change was the independent air suspension that came standard with the vehicle. This helped the vehicle’s handling and cornering ability and made a huge difference.   Terrain response systems provided technology-based modes that help the driver in