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Rover first used Eastnor in the early ’60s, when the 5,000-acre estate was deemed ideal for testing Land Rovers. As well as the cars themselves, Eastnor has been instrumental in helping to develop an impressive range of Land Rover technologies – including anti-lock brakes, air suspension and electronic traction control. |
Land Rover is celebrating 50 years of using Eastnor Castle as its centre for off-road activities.Add comment
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