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Land Rover has thoroughly redesigned its Discovery midsize luxury SUV for the 2017 model year, and the result is a streamlined all-terrain vehicle that's exceptionally well-equipped inside and out, and exceptionally capable of going wherever you wanderlust leads you. Forbes auto writer John McCormick recently the new 2017 Land Rover Discovery out for a spin through the wilds of Utah.

First off, this is not the blocky Discovery you may remember. Instead, it's a sleeker model with rounded edges and runs nearly 1,000 pounds lighter, thanks to the extensive and strategic...

The 2017 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque is an entry-level Range Rover with extraordinary capabilities. Kelley Blue Book® recently took the new Evoque for an off-road ride, and came back with a big thumbs-up for this compact version of a Range Rover.

Whether you choose the Range Rover Evoque as a coupe, convertible or five-door, the engine is get-the-job-done excellent. The Evoque is powered by a 2.0-liter, direct-injection, turbocharged four-cylinder and achieves 240 horsepower and 251 pound-feet of torque...

The 2017 Land Rover Discovery received a model year update, but what really matters continues, seemingly into perpetuity: Land Rover vehicles will take you anywhere, in any weather, and do it in high British style. TheFastLaneCar.com recently took a look at the new 2017 Land Rover Discovery and has the following review.

in addition to its exceptional off-road capability, the 2017 Discovery has power to spare, via a new 2.0-liter turbocharged "Ingenium" four-cylinder engine that delivers 240 horsepower and 250 pound-feet of torque. It’s paired with a nine-speed...

Are your tires properly inflated? How can you tell? The most ideal time to check your tires is when your car has sat for at least three hours. This is when they are nice and "cool." You should also use a tire gauge. Don't just rely on eyeballing it even though that's great for some things, just not for checking your tire pressure. Also, make sure that every valve (where you fill your tires up with air) has those little caps on them securely...

It was in a post just a few short months ago that we here at Land Rover Southwest Houston first introduced you to our esteemed British automaker's all-new midsize crossover, the 2017 Discovery.

Well, guess what? It's time to continue that conversation today.

This time, though, we'll have you join MotorWeek critic Lauren Morrison; her analysis of the Discovery is available in the clip below:

Even the most discerning driving enthusiast is sure to enjoy the Discovery's entry-level engine, a supercharged 3.0-liter V6. Coupling with a snappy eight-speed automatic transmission and four- ...

There are many different reasons that your check engine light might come on in your vehicle. The most common are the O2 sensors. Depending on your engine, your vehicle has multiple. The front O2 sensors sit very close to the engine and are connected by wires to the exhaust system. The rear O2 sensors sit underneath the car very close to the catalytic converter. A problem in any sensor is enough to turn your check engine light on.

Some people do not get the problem checked leading to even more problems...

Buying a car is a huge step in someone's life. When deciding to get a car, there are two options people have, buying or leasing.

Why does buying a car entail? Buying a car is a great option for someone who wants to own the car they are making payments on. Buying a car means that every payment you are making is going towards a car that you will own.

What about leasing a car? Leasing a car could be the best option for someone who is unsure of the type of car they want. Leasing a car allows…

When you press your brake pedal, you are so used to having your brakes work properly that it's easy to forget that your brakes are there. They seldom make a sound, and they always work. When they do start making a sound, such as a high-pitched squeak or a metallic grinding noise, it's time to have them inspected, adjusted, or repaired.

With regular inspections, your brakes will likely not begin to make a squeaking sound between inspections. Brakes that are worn need adjustment and possibly replacement and the discs might need adjustment and work, as well...