Dennis' Range Rover

Dennis drives a 1993 Land-Rover Range Rover County, which appears as the most used vehicle in the series.

When Frank suddenly appears in front of the car, the startled Dennis backs the Rover over Charlie, crippling him. Later on, while driving drunk with Mac, Dennis ends up hospitalizing the Gang and another man by crashing into them.

The Range Rover gets messed up during the ill-fated trip to the Grand Canyon when running over a mountain bike.

Charlie and Frank use the Rover to drive to tailgate the open tryouts Mac, Dennis, and Dee participate in.

Mac steals the car for his dad to drive around while meeting people to whom Luther is repenting.

After driving it into a lake chasing after a party boat, Dennis tries to sell the Range Rover for its original price so he can buy a sports car, "just me and a babe." He rejects requests to get it out of the water for a test drive, claiming it is an amphibious exploring vehicle and is apparently driven to tears by his inability to sell it. Eventually, he yells at a man who tries to buy it as a starter car for his daughter, screaming that it is a "finisher car" and "the transporter of gods -- the GOLDEN God!"

The Range Rover is impounded for unspecified reasons in "Being Frank", leading to the gang hatching a plot to get it out of the impound yard.

Following Dennis' departure from Paddy's Pub, Mac blows up the Range Rover with the RPG Rocket Launcher that he gave Dennis for Valentine's Day.

Dennis replaces the Range Rover with an identical model in "The Gang Gets New Wheels." Events in The Gang Gets New Wheels suggest that the Range Rover may be the source of Dennis' mental illness, or at least some of his more severe traits. When Dennis realizes the Rover is gone his personality changes drastically, meanwhile demonstrates some of Dennis' more aggressive traits while in possession of 's new Range Rover. When Dennis agrees to purchase a replacement Rover, he immediately resumes the same behaviors that Dee temporarily displayed.

Trivia

 * Interestingly, during "Dennis and Dee Go on Welfare", he drives a Land Rover Discovery instead of the Range Rover.
 * The condition of the Range Rover decays over the years, with a sagging ceiling and cracking seats noticeable in "Thunder Gun Express." When Frank reimburses Dennis for the Kelley Blue Book cost of his original in "The Gang Gets New Wheels," it is worth less than $500.