The Landy - May 2025

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The Landy rides again for the May issue with conversions, classics and a High Court quash to get chins wagging.

Land Rover Classic have launched jungle track experiences at a series of exclusive events , there’s a new London-based campaign out to demonise SUV’s and The Great British Land Rover Show celebrates its 10 year anniversary, so we bring you the compete show guide for this year’s event.

A mildly modified Disco 2 has the heart of a true sleeper hiding under its bonnet and, whilst overland travels are a wonderful thing, sometimes a roof tent just won’t cut it – we show you that a Land Rover can still provide a comfortable answer to the problem.

If you’re looking to begin your own Land Rover induced adventure, our trusty buyers guide returns to point you in the right direction along with all the latest news, reviews and inspiring featurettes.

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Winter is upon us with its Baltic climes, treacherously icy lanes and the coolest issue on The Landy calendar hitting festively wreathed front doorsteps.

Theo James, his dog and a myriad of other random props at a seriously questionable location make up the new Range Rover Sport’s advertisement, so we poke at the ‘quirky British’ theme it boasts before heading to the first Yorkshire Hill Rally to see who dominated the leading places.

(Motor)Home is where the heart is. Or at least it was for Footloose 4x4 who created the Sherazee, a bespoke overlanding conversion that features from page 15 and who have inspired many more similar conversions. If you’re feeling like a walk down memory lane, find Rogue Vogue in our blast-from-past article detailing the life and times of this vibrant vehicle and its creator.

With our ever-reliable buyers guide, new updates from JLR and reviews of the latest accessories created to make Land Rover life even better, the Winter issue of The Landy has arrived to keep your off-road fire burning.