LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER CLASSIC SUFFIX A

The Range Rover Classic Suffix A, launched in 1970, was envisioned as a more comfortable and capable alternative to existing Land Rover models. It combined off-road prowess with a more refined interior and permanent four-wheel drive.

Its successor was the Range Rover Classic Suffix B.

A little-known fact: The original Range Rover was initially conceived as a stop-gap model. It was meant to bridge the gap between the utilitarian Land Rover and more luxurious cars. However, its popularity quickly exceeded expectations, leading to its establishment as a distinct model line.