The Defender Rugby World Cup edition gets a Santorini Black finish with Gold exterior detailing, and is being built to mark the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
A special plug-in hybrid Defender with a trophy cabinet has been built to showcase the Webb Ellis Cup in optimum lighting and keep it in ideal temperatures.
The Rugby legend and co-founder of FabFour Coffee visited the Aston Martin St. Athan plant after his coffee was selected by the brand.
A total of 2,030 size-five rugby balls were used to create the mosaic, spanning a footprint close to 14 Honda HR-V e:HEVs.
Land Rover has further strengthened its commitment to international rugby with a world-first sponsorship agreement.
Jeep has announced that it is the Official Vehicle Partner of HSBC Singapore Rugby Sevens 2018, with the aim to take rugby to the heart of the local community.
Land Rover's best-selling luxury compact SUV - the Range Rover Evoque - goes up against U.K. rugby star Owen Farrell in an all-terrain bleep test.
Mitsubishi Motors is scrumming down with legends of Rugby Union and Rugby League for a hybrid match, and aims to raise thousands of pounds for charity.
Celebrating the illustrious history of two iconic British institutions, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars introduces the 'Wraith - History of Rugby'.
Land Rover has delivered a fleet of 450 vehicles to support the Rugby World Cup 2015 as part of its role as Official Vehicle Partner for the tournament.
Local Land Rover customers and media were invited to Land Rover Experience West Country in Honiton to get a closer look at the sought-after Webb Ellis Cup.
Land Rover embarked on the first leg of a 100 day tour of the U.K. and Ireland, organised by England Rugby 2015 in the lead up to the Rugby World Cup 2015.
The Rugby World Cup 2015 Defender, a modified 110 Station Wagon was created to transport the Webb Ellis Cup on the 100-day Rugby World Cup Trophy Tour.
LTA will not take further action against SMRT, after the train operator rented five trains to ACS(I) before seeking approval.
SMRT has admitted it should have sought the approval of LTA prior to allowing ACS(I) to charter five of its trains to ferry students for a rugby match.
Rail operator SMRT could face sanctions by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) for allowing the charter of its trains for private purposes by ACS(I) yesterday.
At least 3,000 students and staff of ACS(I) will be ferried directly to the Singapore Sports Hub for the National C Division rugby championship clash.