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New Land Rover Defender
What do you guys think of the new Defender? It has been significantly modernized, though it appears it will still be incredibly capable on a trail. It has a lot to live up to from its iconic predecessor.
https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-sho...os-price-info/
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09-10-2019, 02:26 PM | #3 |
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Cool. Does it come with a Toyota Hilux/Tacoma to tow it home as an accessory?
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I love it.
It has a good blend of old school ruggedness and modern day tech. |
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Going to likely replace the X5 in a few years so this will likely be a contender. We'll have to check this out once it lands at the dealerships.
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I don't like what they did to it. It is basically the exact opposite of what the Defender used to be. A simple 4x4 that was rugged and very versatile. Now is has more tech than most will ever use and has out priced itself from the masses. Plus, the electronics will break and when you're in the bush, that's not going to be a good thing. I so wanted this to be more than what it turned out to be.
Really gives me respect for Jeep and how they didn't screw up the Wrangler.
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I'd love to have a new Wrangler Rubicon 2-door with the V6 and 6MT. With the options I want, it still comes out in the mid 40k range. I'll be curious to see what the pricing for the 90 will be like.
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Of course that independent suspension and extra power would make for a much more livable in town car and the fixed roof and extra side would be nice for the highway. |
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i like it and i usually hate SUVs and trucks.
but we'll see about landrover reliability.
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