Although the Trophy Camel 4x4 competition ceased to exist 20 years ago, sanctioned opportunity still abounds to take Land Rovers, including the Defender,off the road and into the unknown. One such ...
Off-road racing specialist Bowler in 2013 launched a one-make rally series built around the original Land Rover Defender. Called the Bowler Defender Challenge, it was aimed as a feeder series to train ...
Bowler is a UK-based pioneer in producing dedicated off-road competition vehicles. The auto builder has recently debuted its newest rally-prepped SUV, the Land Rover Defender 90. This hardcore ...
British manufacturer Bowler Motors has been turning Land Rover and Range Rover SUVs into mean off-road racing machines for decades, and its latest creation is based on the new Land Rover Defender.
Bowler is doubling down on grunt and grit with its new Defender riff. The UK outfit, which has been building off-road racers for the past 35 years, has treated the iconic ride to a new supercharged ...
To certain off-roading enthusiasts, the new-gen Land Rover Defender doesn’t exist. And it is them who are being targeted by Bowler, among other companies, with all sorts of overlanding conversions ...
Off-road racing specialist Bowler, which was acquired by Jaguar Land Rover in 2019, is offering a new upgrade package for the original Land Rover Defender. While Bowler offers individual upgrades for ...
Bowler Motors is taking the new Defender 90 rallying in the 2022 Defender Challenge. This rally series will see 12 teams face off in seven rounds across the UK, and it's a one-make competition. Really ...
While Bowler's more ludicrous offerings such as the Nemesis, Hellcat, and EXR have gone the way of the dodo, the company will still sell you some fairly righteous rally trucks based on road-going Land ...
'Oh no. you’ve really gone and done it now, Towler.’ I’m not sure if I said that out loud or if the words are just echoing in my head, but whatever, there’s no way the nose of this new Defender is ...
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