Just in relation to the Discovery 5 being more utilitarian and defender like rather than range rover end of things,
The way I see it the disco 3 look gives a big hat tip to the Defender and the later models are getting close to range rovers,
Basically with all the Australian mods being made that's what we are doing, making our discovery's more utilitarian
Surely black plastic fenders are just that ........hard waring and durable,
Every decision that land rover make is not necessarily the correct one, they are good at looking back at designs from their past to gain inspiration but I believe that the defender should be just discontinued and its memory not be sullied by a crass upgrade,
A new type of car should be designed much like when the Discovery 3 came about, a new name and a diverse concept would be very much appreciated, imagine a discovery 3 striped back to the bare essentials with newly designed landrover mods for overland adventure coming in at $60,000, no more to spend (we know that there's always more to spend)
but really this could be done.
A good look at discovery owners mods would be a great place to start and see what the market wants, I know the South Africans have with there expedition ready disco ....I know it was poo poo,d on this forum but I think that it is the correct path to take,
Get rid of the carpet in the rear .....in fact everywhere !
Different variations (cab , cab crew , ute etc)
Spare wheel access
Dual battery fitted as standard
Go analogue for dials and dash
Go digital with the things that have been proven to work over The last 10 years
Over head cabin storage
The list goes on .....oh and BLACK PASTIC FENDERS......
We will always modify but it would be nice to have a base which you don't feel like your raping the craftsmanship of the maker in doing so......,
Example Bullbar ...I just can't do it to my Discovery
thoughts?


 
						
					 
					
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