Graham
RMS Photographer
On the RMS Blog: The Land Rover Defender, launched in 1948 was formally known as either a Land Rover 90 or Land Rover 110 and is one of those iconic British vehicles that has a place in many hearts around the globe (mine included), primarily as it is one of the true rough and ready off roaders that was never built or intended to be refined and a pleasure to drive, more so to do a job of crossing mountains, deserts, rivers and lugging cattle about, however over the years Land Rover have indeed refined the Defender to cope with modern lifestyles and make it a little more pleasurable and comfortable.
On road the Defender is still quite a cramped, noisy place to be with vague handling, however inside the latest high end models will see alloy wheels, heated leather seats, air conditioning, central locking and a CD player with BlueTooth and an aux input. (Read the Full Article Here)
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On road the Defender is still quite a cramped, noisy place to be with vague handling, however inside the latest high end models will see alloy wheels, heated leather seats, air conditioning, central locking and a CD player with BlueTooth and an aux input. (Read the Full Article Here)
Read the Entire Article Here