The completely redesigned 2003 Range Rover officially goes on sale in North America on Saturday, June 1. Since the international press launch last January, more than 3,000 North American orders have been placed for the new model, according to Land Rover. The HSE, with a $69,330 manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), is only the third completely new Range Rover in 31 years. The new Range Rover – whose predecessors have not been among the leaders of the J.D. Power reliability surveys – offers U.S. buyers a four-year, 50,000-mile warranty with 24 hour roadside service, six-year, 100,000 mile corrosion cover and no-cost maintenance during the warranty period. Land Rover, Ford's United Kingdom-based SUV-making subsidiary, hopes to double sales in the United States market this year and has launched a major new advertising campaign for the latest Range Rover to spearhead the sales drive. In 2001, it sold 27,200 vehicles, including the smaller Discovery and new entry-level Freelander. The new Range Rover features in an extensive all-print campaign in the June issues of a variety of publications. Advertising agency GSD&M of Austin, Texas, has developed a new tag – ‘Higher ground' – for the brand's top-line model.