Not sure if it is or not, but in that pick with the bar work on it you just put up,, it looks to have a Warn winch tucked in behind the bar/grill, ( red “W”)
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Not sure if it is or not, but in that pick with the bar work on it you just put up,, it looks to have a Warn winch tucked in behind the bar/grill, ( red “W”)
Correct, that's why the pic was put up and notice the position compared to bondQuote:
Originally Posted by Chops
spotted in Tokyo, not sure if this ones been posted yet. [emoji41]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...a5cc50dfa0.jpg
Off topic (sorry). But I just got back from a 3,200km trip from Melbourne to Mildura, Broken Hill and Camerons Corner.
On that trip I spotted a Defender in Berri (on the black top).
In Bendigo (on the black top).
And a Perentie (on dirt road works).
I spotted 100 Toyota’s
Next popular was Ranger
Then Triton.
Land Rover have a VERY hard job to win back Market Share...
On a similar note - I just drove from Dubbo to Perth - saw four Landrovers (excluding the fleet in Wilmington). Most common was probably Toyota of various types.
i did from brissy to bundy and saw 6 defenders on the weekend.....
no shortage of them in gods own country [thumbsupbig]
Been commuting from Sydney to Port Macquarie weekly for the last 8 weeks. Average sighting one defender a trip, most common would be Hilux, then v8 landcruisers then larger jeeps. Quite a few Range Rovers and Disc’s.Quote:
Originally Posted by incisor
It's quite obvious from preceeding posts that most of the Defenders are out on the tough tracks in remote areas and not simply commuting along the black ribbon between major cities. :whistling:
We have a plethora of rangerovers and Discoveries on the roads in and around Geraldton WA probably because we have one of Australia's best LR workshops here in town, However Defenders are a rare sight here.
I rarely see any other Landrover on the beach or in the bush when I take my D2a into the Sharks bay region or onto the local beaches, maybe the odd RR or Disco but in the last few years I cannot recall seeing a defender or Series Landrover offroad.
Samsung did it, winning incredible market share off apple in a few years.Quote:
Originally Posted by grey_ghost
It's all about having a desirable product that works.
Also to consider, is when you sell a product for more $'s per item you don't have to sell as many to get the same result.
D5 for example would make approx 5 billion in sales per year @ 40,000 units if average AU125k sale price (this could very well be close to reality)
If average Defender had an average sale price of AU100k @100k units you get 10 billion in sales per year.