2013 Land Rover Ranger Rover

2013 Land Rover Ranger Rover: will save up to 926 pounds, the U.S.-specification V-8 models will tip the scales at 700 pounds less than the outgoing 2012 model. Significant weight savings like that can make a serious impact in fuel economy and emissions, though as yet, Land Rover hasn't revealed just how much smaller the Range Rover's carbon footprint will be. The Range Rover's huge weight savings--about 12 percent of its total weight is brought about by the new all-aluminum unibody.

And front and rear structures in place of the outgoing model's steel structures. Along with being lighter, the Range Rover is now more spacious inside. Rear legroom grows 4.7 inches, offering easier access and more comfort for second-row passengers. Materials are, of course, exquisite, keeping with the Range Rover legacy, and the design themes reflect the brand's history while incorporating some of the latest technology, too.