1995 Land Rover Range Rover 4.0 SE

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The 1995 Land Rover Range Rover 4.0 SE, with an anticipated list price of about $55,000, improves the classic Range Rover in almost every area, although some might argue that the styling does not have the same character. The 1995 version is better built and gives a better on-road performance.

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Not quite cars

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Four sport-utility vehicles are tested and discussed. Included are the GMC Yukon 4-Door, Ford Explorer XLT V-8, Oldsmobile Bravada, and Range Rover 4.6 HSE. All vehicles performed well and the Range Rover was especially impressive, but priced at some $60,000 it is also the most expensive.

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Sport-ute olympiad: six hot-selling compact sport-utility vehicles battle it out on Washington's Olympic Peninsula

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A Chevrolet Blazer ($23,252), Ford Explorer XLT ($25,585), Isuzu Rodeo LS ($28,280), Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo ($26,571), Nissan Pathfinder SE ($27,549), and Toyota 4Runner Limited (est. $33,000) are tested and compared, with three of the six drivers preferring the Cherokee.

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