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INDERA MOTORS OPENS NEW SHOWROOM LIKE NO OTHER IN BERIBI

INDERA MOTORS OPENS NEW SHOWROOM LIKE NO OTHER IN BERIBI

Bandar Seri Begawan, 06 JANUARY 2020

INDERA MOTORS SDN BHD the sole distributor and retailer for Jaguar Land Rover brand opens their spectacular looking showroom in Beribi Industrial Area, the centre of the Motor Industry.

The new retailing environment provides a fitting showcase for great products, as well as state-of-the-art facilities for used car displays and aftersales services. It has a warm, welcoming environment for any visitor. As such, it not only supports the positioning of the Jaguar Land Rover brand, but also puts the customer firmly at the heart of every aspect of their business.

Everything about the environment, from the architectural design to the choice of materials and finishes, contributes to creating a space which is as distinctively contemporary and as timelessly inviting as the cars showcased inside.

For more information of their new showroom, visit Indera Motors Sdn Bhd today in Beribi.

THE LAST OVERLAND: REMAKING HISTORY THROUGH A 10,000 MILE ROAD EXPEDITION FROM SINGAPORE TO LONDON

THE LAST OVERLAND: REMAKING HISTORY THROUGH A 10,000 MILE ROAD EXPEDITION FROM SINGAPORE TO LONDON

Between 1955 and 1956, a team of six young men embarked on The Oxford & Cambridge Far Eastern Expedition (The First Overland), and made history by being the first to successfully drive the 10,000 miles from London to Singapore. Now, 64 years later, a member from that first expedition, Tim Slessor (age 87) joined by award-winning film-maker, Alex Bescoby (age 31), will take the original 1955 ‘Oxford Land Rover Series I on a road journey to retrace that first overland expedition.
NEW DEFENDER REACHES 1.2 MILLION KILOMETRE TEST AND DEVELOPMENT MILESTONE

NEW DEFENDER REACHES 1.2 MILLION KILOMETRE TEST AND DEVELOPMENT MILESTONE

A Defender prototype wearing a unique camouflage will experience life at the Borana Conservancy as part of Land Rover’s 15-year partnership with Tusk Trust. The prototype will tow heavy loads, wade through rivers and carry supplies across unforgiving terrain in a series of real-world trials at the 14,000-hectare reserve.
70 YEARS YOUNG

70 YEARS YOUNG

On a beach in Anglesey, UK, 70 years ago, Maurice Wilks drew a sketch in the sand. This sketch would become the inspiration for the first Land Rover. The Series I became an icon, as did Wilks. Possessing a truly restless spirit, Wilks’ goal was to build something that could tackle any terrain, weather condition or challenge. That is exactly what he did.