According to Autocar, March was the best month for sales ever in the 62-year history of Land Rover, with 11,300 new vehicles worldwide finding happy owners.
While congratulations are in order for that bit of news, I can’t help but question a perplexing move Land Rover has in store for its upcoming LRX.
With sales as strong as they are, it seems like a perfect opportunity for Land Rover to step up and further cement its place in the auto world as a builder of fully capable and luxurious vehicles that can handle any terrain.
Instead, we hear reports that the brand’s new LRX will come in front-wheel-drive.
I’ll give you Land Rover lovers a moment to sit down.
Why would the world’s foremost off-roading brand stoop to FWD?
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