Lamborghini Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae

By Aaron Edgeworth

Automotive

Discovery Sport: Spiritually Free

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Looking at Land Rover’s current product lineup may seem daunting to the untrained eye. As their flagship offering, Range Rover combines the off-roading capabilities synonymous with Land Rover with luxurious materials and features. The Defender lineup, on the other hand, includes commercial vehicles with a rich heritage dating back to the original series I Land Rover and Discovery, and focuses on the core practicality of a premium SUV. Discovery, a moniker that has graced Land Rovers since 1989, was a car that utilised the same off-road-focused underpinnings as the Range Rover, but with a much more modest family focus and smaller engine offerings. The same formula of using a shared…

Driving In First Class: Bentley Bentayga EWB Mulliner

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Historically, Bentley has produced cars with a key focus that combines luxury with engaging driving dynamics, a nod to their racing heritage. The idea that an iconic British brand – celebrated for its sumptuous limousines and lavish grand tourers – was creating a luxury SUV seemed ghastly to some. The introduction of the Bentayga in 2015, much like the first Continental GT in 2003, caused much controversy.

Jaecoo 7 SHS

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The hotel forecourt gave me my first impression of the car, and in a sea of Mustang Mach-e and Tesla Model 3’s the length and breadth of the country, the Jaecoo 7 SHS cuts a stylish dash – even more so with several lined up alongside one another.

Land Rover Defender V8: A Dying Breed

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The Land Rover Defender is a British icon. Its significance goes far beyond its purpose of getting from A to B—its quintessential Britishness is on a par with Queen Elizabeth II, afternoon tea and aggressive politeness. It was used by armed forces on the frontline, driven by royalty, and is now owned by families across the UK.