Land Rover has signalled the final stage of its preparations for the Rugby World Cup by handing over a special fleet of vehicles to the tournament organiser.
The four-wheel-drive specialist has provided 30 vehicles to organisers and officials, made up of Range Rover Sports and Land Rover Discoverys.
The vehicles have been customised with RWC branding, number plates and commemorative badging to celebrate the event.
Kit McConnell, tournament director of the Rugby World Cup, says the "vehicles would be put to good use to ensure that the tournament was run smoothly".
Land Rover is also supplying another 42 vehicles for VIP and international media use during the tournament, bringing the total number of Land Rovers and Range Rovers imported specifically for the tournament to 72.