The LRX concept from the lines of Range Rover has received a lot of praises in auto show circuits. Land Rover has recently confirmed that the production version of the LRX will be unveiled
to the public by June 17, 2010.
The date may not ring a bell but in the car industry, it marks the 40th anniversary of the first ever Range Rover. Since the LRX will carry the same badge, Land Rover is celebrating the memory and significance of the date.
Insider information also gives us 2011 as the year of production for the LRX and sales of the SUV following afterwards. It will most likely go as a 2012 model. The production of the compact SUV will be done at the Halewood factory in the United Kingdom where the company has about 2000 workers. The same facility was responsible for the LR2 and the X-Type of Jaguar.
» More: 2012 Land Rover LRX may be unveiled as early as mid 2010
It seems like we waited for ever to get some information about the Kia Sorento — something more than those dark, teaser pictures that started making the rounds a while back.
Now – I think that expecting people to buy something off of eBay is not unrealistic, however do I think that someone is going to buy a brand new flippin’ car off of eBay without ever seeing it, touching it, smelling it? Nope! I don’t and that is exactly why GM is going to eventually have to take down their little eBay store, however … despite the low, low, low take rate of these cars on eBay, GM is going to extend their experiment.