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    Quote Originally Posted by roverrescue View Post
    Yup it’s gonna look stupid
    No point spending more than a few minutes on the phone onnit

    Oh well

    As GB mentioned hang onto current 130 and electrify when necessary

    Was a fun game waiting

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    Looks hot! Using cad might make it look a bit more legit(anyone got access?)..dual cab no doubt would be a tub though like current defender 110, maybe 130 for tray.

    Heres 4x4 Australia's old render which is a fair way off current pic, but gives us an idea.

    Also a quote from JLR

    “The Defenders, when they come, there will be a whole family of them, and ff you look at where we currently are and where we could be in six or seven years time, it’s a massive shift,” McGovern said.

    New Land Rover Defender ute 'number one' on local wish list | CarAdvice



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    Quote Originally Posted by scarry View Post
    Couple of nice pics on here

    The Land Rover Defender - Land Rover UK

    There is a good rear shot if you scroll down to the bottom.

    Its growing on me,not the shorty,but the LWB.
    Im with you on the LWB

    Its definetly going to look tuff with a set of muddies filling those guards

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    For some reason the Aussie LR website has decided to promote the new Defender using nothing but snow shots... The Land Rover Defender - Land Rover AU

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    Quote Originally Posted by roverrescue View Post

    Rangie you are totally dreaming at getting a new110 for less than $90 and I reckon in Aus we will find most purchases will be closer to $120, kind of like how you see more VX and Sahara 200s than GXs

    Anyways - the good thing is as far as I can tell without having a crawl around one my suspicions were pretty right, JLR have jumped the shark on this and marketed up a lion but releasing a Persian kitty

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    I like to dream Won’t be retro...

    Hmm well JLR have said on record that they have pushed the discovery closer to Range Rover and more upmarket.

    So logically the new defender would come in under that at base, especially considering they have said on record there will be utilitarian up to luxury models.

    65-70k is my tip for base, but who knows.

    LC200 starts at 77k for 2019

    Persian kitty any facts to back that up?

    I'm seeing a lion, that is going to eat a lot of competitors share. Grrr Won’t be retro...

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    Quote Originally Posted by TB View Post
    For some reason the Aussie LR website has decided to promote the new Defender using nothing but snow shots... The Land Rover Defender - Land Rover AU
    Yep that is strange!

    Good to at least see it on the site now, was wondering when AU would add it. US has had it for a while.

    This one i haven't seen before

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackrangie View Post
    I like to dream Won’t be retro...

    Hmm well JLR have said on record that they have pushed the discovery closer to Range Rover and more upmarket.

    So logically the new defender would come in under that at base, especially considering they have said on record there will be utilitarian up to luxury models.

    65-70k is my tip for base, but who knows.

    LC200 starts at 77k for 2019

    Persian kitty any facts to back that up?

    I'm seeing a lion, that is going to eat a lot of competitors share. Grrr Won’t be retro...
    That price will get you one with not much more than a steering wheel inside the cabin. I did a 'build' on the LR website a few weeks ago, and even with the base engine, even a few small upgrades will see the price over $90K pretty quick and if you want the decent powerplant, the sky's the limit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Homestar View Post
    That price will get you one with not much more than a steering wheel inside the cabin. I did a 'build' on the LR website a few weeks ago, and even with the base engine, even a few small upgrades will see the price over $90K pretty quick and if you want the decent powerplant, the sky's the limit.
    Isn't that what some on here want?
    Bare Bones

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    Bare bones doesn't mean coil springs though. Bare bones to most people when considering a good off road vehicle used in low range conditions must mean, when talking indepenent suspension, air springs cross linked to simulate as best it can live axles...so base model D5 no good for that (and it doesn't have low range) and as soon as you go dual range and air springs you are very close to $100k without breaking a sweat. I hope the air suspended version of the new Defender will be cheaper than a D5 but I reckon it might be wishful thinking. Anyway we will see soon enough.

    Cheers

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    Unless L/R put up a version that is fairly capable for around 60K or less , to match the cost of a hilux or Ranger , then they will be a flop like the rest of the L/R stable.

    I dont think they have had a car in the top 15 best sellers here that i can remember. Im guessing the new batch of clone vehicles D5/RRS/RR/Discovery would be outside the top 20 at the price structure JLR have put on them . Then again they didnt bother testing the pretender here so i assume the Aussie market is not high on their list.

    Cheers Ean

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    I should think the bare bones Defender version with coil springs will be the cheapest entry into the market, which is precisely what many people will be chasing.

    Going on previous form, the D4 was produced as a special simplified version with coil springs (ala D3 S) purely for the South African market. Many people in SA did not want the airbag suspension version (with or without terrain response) due to worries (unfounded or not) about being stranded in the middle of nowhere if all the gizmos failed.

    Personally, I’m hoping the new Defender proves to be robust - mechanically and electronically, in all its versions (coils/airbags, ICE, PHEV etc) for when I need to replace my D3!
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