Ongoing parts problems at JLR in UK unresolved but Australia spared

Talk of cutting Jaguar showrooms in US as JLR promotes four core names as brand pillars

Cooma pays tribute to Land Rover’s key role in the Snowy Mountains hydro scheme

Above and Beyond: Land Rover extends Red Cross sponsorship for disaster relief

Partnership now out to seven years as Wallabies wear the Land Rover logo until 2024

JLR Australia will expand its national dealership network by 20 per cent, focusing on housing growth corridors in major cities and also rural centres

THE resurrection of JLR under its Indian owner Tata Motors is paying dividends, with the company officially announcing record global sales

JLR Australia is spending $70 million rolling out its expanded dealer network, adding three new dealerships and three redevelopments in March

Utes are increasingly in popularity in the US but profits are low, while Toyota and Honda dealerships are increasing their profits

Recent happenings from Australia and around the world

JLR is using Australian vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) technology in pioneering research to enable autonomous vehicle convoys

Jaguar and Land Rover dealerships from across the nation have emerged as winners in the British prestige brands’ 2015/16 Retailer of the Year