Maybe he’s short on cash because of all the money he forked over to his mistress?! Stephon Marbury is being sued over a bad deal for a 2007 Land Rover. I hope athletes are learning from these kinds of CRAZY mistakes. Definitely not the smartest deal to make. Hit the jump for details…
(Video) Auto Talk:Watch the star-studded London rollout of Land Rover’s 2013 Range Rover
The opportunity to succeed an icon doesn’t come along all that often for automakers, and when it does, you’d best make a big fuss about it. That marketing message was well received by team Land Rover, who hosted a gala shindig for their 2013 Range Rover reveal in London on Friday night. A brace of the new SUVs rolled out to the assembled throngs at the Royal Ballet School in London’s Richmond Park, with the lead Landie wading dramatically through a deep pool of water and onto the main stage as klieg lights swirled and flashbulbs punctured the darkness. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Land Rover and Bowler consummate their marriage
They’ve had a long-distance romance for a while, now their relationship is official: Bowler and Land Rover have signed an agreement that gives LR more presence in the hardcore off-road arena and gives Bowler direct access to parts and engineering. The move isn’t all that surprising: last year Bowler took on Steve Haywood, previously a chief engineer at Land Rover, to lead the production of its new vehicle. Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Next Land Rover Range Rover reveals more of its lighter body
This isn’t the first (or second, or third) time we’ve caught the next-generation Big Daddy Range Rover out testing, but this latest set of spy photos gives us our best look yet at some of the SUV’s new exterior details. (Sidenote: We have to commend Jaguar Land Rover for having some of the coolest camouflage patterns in the world.) Funk Flex
Auto Talk: Land Rover completes 8,000-mile Journey of Discovery from Birmingham to Beijing
Not long ago, Land Rover embarked on an epic trans-continental road trip that sought to retrace the route taken by a similar expedition in 1956 and raise £1m for the Red Cross. And after 8,000 miles traveled through thirteen countries – starting in Birmigham, England and ending in Beijing, China – they finally made it. Funk Flex
