For those of you who are keen to whack the bush in style
might be interested to know that the iconic Land Rover Defender is now
available with a range of upgrades.
Two new body colours are available, namely Barolo Black and
Havana, as well as four new contrasting roof colours in addition to the
standard Fuji white. These colours include Santorini Black, Indus Silver,
Orkney Grey and Firenze Red. Comfort has also been kicked up a not with new
premium part leather seats available for the driver and passenger seats and
comes with the Land Rover logo on the headrest. The new seats offer more
comfort and driving support while out in the bush. An upgraded Alpine sound
system also features in the Defender.
“The appeal of the Land Rover Defender has been strengthened
with the opportunity for customers to enhance their driving comfort and also to
personalise their vehicle with a range of contrast roof colours. Underpinned by
the powerful 2.2-litre diesel engine and its go anywhere capability, the iconic
Defender retains the rugged appeal that it’s always been famous for but now
with even greater customer choice,” says John Edwards, Land Rover Global Brand
Director.
The Defender’s 2.2-litre diesel engine produces 90kW at
3 500rpm and has a maximum torque figure of 360Nm at 2000rpm. CO2
emissions are rated at 266g/km for the Defender 90 and 295g/km for the Defender
110 and 130. The 2.2-litre diesel engine is mated to a GFT MT 82 6-speed
gearbox.
News Source: Land Rover
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