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Gaydon Reserve Collection
I couldn't resist posting a few photographs of the reserve collection. If only they had pushed on with the Road Rover, they could have had created the 4x4 SUV market years before the Japanese.
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Err, they did, didn't they? I don't recall any Japanese 4x4 SUVs predating the Range Rover?
Tim H.
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Depends what one describes as the first SUV, I suppose, but for me it was the Toyota Land Cruiser station wagon released in the early sixties and already sold globally by the time the Range Rover was released.
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Oh, OK. I was thinking of the early Land Cruisers as being the equivalent of Land Rover station wagons.
Tim H.
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