Trench Rat
Well-Known Member
Not sure if this has been posted here before. However I came across this...
Pappasmurf
Well-Known Member
Yeah still looks like a Disco
Trench Rat
Well-Known Member
Not sure anyone outside of mums and Chinese men will want it tbh.
Just seems too clean, fancy and expensive to be used as a working vehicle.
Just seems too clean, fancy and expensive to be used as a working vehicle.
ronsealdeath
Sagging Member
Its not supposed to be a working vehicle and they have clearly left that market. Its basically a Disco 4.2, which makes it probably a massive hit.
But yeah its not a 90 or a 110.
But yeah its not a 90 or a 110.
I've ordered one of each 
FlyingPete
Well-Known Member
Actually looks reasomably good...
BuzzLand
Active Member
It's a DINO for sure.
Defender In Name Only.
Trench Rat
Well-Known Member
Brave assumption
raisingveg
Well-Known Member
I think its an abomination take the name off it defender my scabby ball sack is it
cbfks
Member
It looks much more akin to a newer version of the Freelander 1 rather than a newer defender.
I get why they're doing this - they need to make the style workable as an electric car eventually and having the old body style wouldn't really suit. Personally I think it's the best they could have done. However, I'm unimpressed with the price tag for the standard models. Though they are releasing the commercial model late 2020 which may appeal to those that use these vehicles for a living.
I get why they're doing this - they need to make the style workable as an electric car eventually and having the old body style wouldn't really suit. Personally I think it's the best they could have done. However, I'm unimpressed with the price tag for the standard models. Though they are releasing the commercial model late 2020 which may appeal to those that use these vehicles for a living.
Pappasmurf
Well-Known Member
Not if it still has 85 ecus.
