What country is the luxury car manufacturer Land Rover based in?

UKWhat country is the luxury car manufacturer Land Rover based in?
Yes, England
Land Rover is a British (UK) brand, but the company is currently owned by Ford Motor Company (US)What country is the luxury car manufacturer Land Rover based in?
As someone has said, they were originally a British-owned brand, but after British Leyland went under Ford purchased them. I imagine that Ford's U.K. branch has control over the factory now.
EnglandWhat country is the luxury car manufacturer Land Rover based in?
The Land Rover factory is based in the West Midlands in England. Yes is is and always will technically be a British car company, but was at one point owned by BMW who really only wanted the air suspension design to put in their vehicles, then sold on to FORD.

In 1988 British Aerospace bought Rover Group (which includes Land-Rover). Rover Group was sold to BMW in 1994.



In April 2000, BMW announced that it would break up and sell Rover, selling Land Rover (to Ford), keeping the new Mini, and selling the rest of the car section to an investment company `Alchemy' which would make and sell sports cars under the `MG' name (the British government was not pleased!). By late April, the Alchemy deal may have fallen through with a rival `Phoenix' group, led by an ex-Rover executive, still in the race.
Scottish born has the most detailed info, but the short version is they are a UK company, who used to be affiliated with BMW but is now part of Ford's corporate umbrella under what they call their premium identity brands, along with Aston Martin, Jaguar (both British), and Volvo. Of all of Ford's aquisitions, Land Rover has managed to stay the most independent in terms of parts sharing, so they are still much like they have always been.
The united kingdom
Great Britain (England)