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Land Rover Defender 110 Td Lwb Hard Top
Retail price £14,995 Finance from £336 per month
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Plus VAT

Year 2013

Transmission Manual

Mileage 89,672

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2.198

Land Rover Defender 110 Td Xs Utility Wagon 5 Seat Double Cab
Retail price £25,995 Finance from £600 per month
Land Rover Defender 110 Td Xs Utility Wagon 5 Seat Shortlist +19
Plus VAT

Year 2014

Transmission Manual

Mileage 41,990

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2.198

Land Rover Defender 110 Td Single Cab Pick Up
Retail price £19,995 Finance from £456 per month
Land Rover Defender 110 Td Single Cab Pick Up Shortlist +12
Plus VAT

Year 2012

Transmission Manual

Mileage 19,261

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2.198

Land Rover Defender 90 Tdci 122 Xs Station Wagon
Retail price £25,995 Finance from £600 per month
Land Rover Defender 90 Tdci 122 Xs Station Wagon Shortlist +19
Plus VAT

Year 2015

Transmission Manual

Mileage 54,792

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2.198

Land Rover Defender 110 LWB ADVENTURE 2.2d LIMITED EDITION 1 OF ONLY 600 MADE
Retail price £44,999 Finance from £1056 per month
Land Rover Defender 110 LWB ADVENTURE 2.2d LIMITED Shortlist +32

Year 2016

Transmission Manual

Mileage 19,000

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2.2

Land Rover Defender 110 Td5 County Station Wagon
Retail price £13,750 Finance from £306 per month
Land Rover Defender 110 Td5 County Station Wagon Shortlist +11

Year 2004

Transmission Manual

Mileage 92,500

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2500

Land Rover Defender 90 Ht Tdi 95
Retail price £7,450 Finance from £155 per month
Land Rover Defender 90 Ht Tdi 95 Shortlist +9
+ VAT

Year 2002

Transmission Manual

Mileage 114,500

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2500

Land Rover Defender 90 Td Xs Station Wagon
Retail price £35,995 Finance from £840 per month
Land Rover Defender 90 Td Xs Station Wagon Shortlist +11

Year 2016

Transmission Manual

Mileage 8,250

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2200

Land Rover Defender 110 Dcb P/U Lwb
Retail price £8,450 Finance from £179 per month
Land Rover Defender 110 Dcb P/U Lwb Shortlist +10
+ VAT

Year 2008

Transmission Manual

Mileage 128,000

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2400

Land Rover Defender 90 Td Hard Top
Retail price £14,750 Finance from £330 per month
Land Rover Defender 90 Td Hard Top Shortlist +10
+ VAT

Year 2012

Transmission Manual

Mileage 64,400

Fuel type Diesel

Engine size 2200

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Overview

Ever since Land Rover ended production of the Defender in January 2016, interest has peaked. One of the world’s most recognisable four-wheel drives suddenly got a bit more iconic. Among the road-focused 4x4s, it stands out as a genuine off-roader and that rarity in today’s market means fans of the Defender will put up with some limitations.

What you need to know about the Land Rover Defender

The Defender is a car with a purpose. With a ladder chassis and live axles, it's pretty much a basic off-road truck. A 2.4-litre turbodiesel engine, combined with a six-speed manual gearbox and a full-time four-wheel drive set-up, make it a capable off-roader.

The low gearing lets the vehicle crawl over extreme terrain and pull away with ease, without clutch slip. To make the Defender more liveable on-road, the axles are coupled to anti-roll bars.

With three wheelbases and pick-up, high-capacity pick-up, double-cab, van and station wagon body styles, there’s a lot to choose from. But that’s if you can get your hands on one for a good price. Whilst the Defender has obvious flaws - including a surprising lack of equipment and practical cabin space for a car of that size and price - resale values remain exceptional. Unbeatable really.

What you need to watch out for

When we reviewed the Defender before production stopped, we knew it was noisy, cramped and bumpy. Part of you will love it though – it just depends how much you really want it. Its appeal is largely to people who spend time off-road and towing.

We found the ride and handling a struggle at first. As time goes on, the driving experience becomes tolerable, even entertaining. After all, there’s a reason it’s a British motoring legend.

Other options

  • Toyota Land Cruiser
  • Jeep Wrangler
  • Subaru Forester

Expert opinion

The Defender isn’t claiming to be great value for money. Which is lucky. It’s in another world to other cars. But it’s not like other cars. What it lacks in on-road manners it more than makes up for in one-of-a-kind charm and sheer character. Find a Defender today with Exchange & Mart.

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