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Range Rover is a model, the brand is Land Rover.

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    Range Rover is a specific model, the brand is Land Rover. This is so dumb.

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      Range Rover is a specific model, the brand is Land Rover. This is so dumb.

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      Debatably that's not strictly true. Both Land Rover and Range Rover were originally two different models under the Rover marque by British Leyland that weren't really connected other than both being 4x4s. Following the collapse of Leyland, one of the successor companies was Jaguar Land Rover, and Range Rover ended up in that portfolio.

      It's as accurate to say Range Rovers are Jaguars as they are Land Rovers. If JLR want to spin them out under separate branding then it's really not that weird, all told.

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        Debatably that's not strictly true. Both Land Rover and Range Rover were originally two different models under the Rover marque by British Leyland that weren't really connected other than both being 4x4s. Following the collapse of Leyland, one of the successor companies was Jaguar Land Rover, and Range Rover ended up in that portfolio.

        It's as accurate to say Range Rovers are Jaguars as they are Land Rovers. If JLR want to spin them out under separate branding then it's really not that weird, all told.

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        There is no such thing as a Range Rover dealer. There are Land Rover dealers where you can buy a Range Rover.

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          Range Rover is a specific model, the brand is Land Rover. This is so dumb.

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          Why is it dumb? Model emblems have been a thing for a long time.

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            There is no such thing as a Range Rover dealer. There are Land Rover dealers where you can buy a Range Rover.

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            There mostly aren't standalone Land Rover dealers either. They're almost always Land Rover and Jaguar, being the two brands of the same company. Again, if they want to give the Range Rover brand more premium billing, it's not the weirdest thing the context of the history of the brands.

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