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Published on April 30th, 2019 | by Daniel Sherman Fernandez

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Land Rover Defender On Test Images


These latest images were just released to mark ‘World Land Rover Day’ which is the 71st anniversary of the original Defender’s public debut at the Amsterdam Motor Show in 1948.

This all new Land Rover Defender has been undergoing severe testing in locations across the globe to measure its abilities in all conditions, pushing it through the 50-degree heat of the desert, the -40-degree cold of the Arctic, the 10,000ft altitude of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado and even the twisting Tarmac of the Nürburgring in order to deliver to customers a worthy successor.

Designed to beat a mountain goat

As part of its ongoing testing Land Rover is also handing over a Defender prototype to its partner the Tusk Trust, in Kenya.

The specially camouflaged vehicle will be used by the trust across its 14,000-hectare reserve to test its abilities in real-world use.

This all new Defender will be sold with a short 90-inch version and also a long 110-inch wheelbase version and like the original Defender there will be a range of vehicles with different specialties provided from the factory.

minus 40 should be no issue

This new Defender will slot between the Discovery Sport and Discovery models with its new selling prices ranging from £45,000 to £70,000. Will you see it in the latest Bond movie? We doubt it but for the next instalment of Lara Croft there is a good chance it will make its movie debut.

The original Defender will still be a highlight


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