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Bowler models and maintenance
Browse available Bowler models for service intervals, common problems, maintenance costs, fuel consumption, and practical vehicle-check guidance.

Bowler cars — off-road vehicles, engines and maintenance
Bowler is a British specialist in high-performance off-road and rally-raid vehicles. Founded in 1985, the brand was acquired by Jaguar Land Rover in 2019 and incorporated into its Special Vehicle Operations division.
Bowler does not offer a broad range of conventional passenger cars. Its focus is on low-volume off-road vehicles, rally cars and development projects connected with Land Rover and Defender models. One notable modern project is the Bowler Defender Challenge, a competition vehicle based on the Land Rover Defender.
The engine, transmission, suspension and safety equipment of a Bowler can differ substantially from those of a standard Land Rover. Maintenance must follow both Land Rover factory procedures and Bowler specifications for rally modifications, including the suspension, roll cage, wheels, brakes and competition equipment.
Bulldog
0 modifications
CSP 575
0 modifications
CSP V8 Prototype P1
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CSP V8 Prototype P2
0 modifications
Defender Challenge
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EXR
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EXR S
0 modifications
Nemesis
0 modifications
Pajero Bowler
0 modifications
Pennine V6 110 Prototype
0 modifications
Raptor
0 modifications
Tomcat 100
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Tomcat 88
0 modifications
Wildcat 100
0 modifications
Wildcat 200
0 modifications
Wildcat 300
0 modifications