In Thailand white costs more! The colours are cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by grey_ghost
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In Thailand white costs more! The colours are cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by grey_ghost
Imo there's not much evidence it will look much like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by grey_ghost
The red autocar render matches the binicle shot the closest( minus the lift and tyres is closest ive seen, round out the slope on roof a bit more, remove the silly rear bumper) add this to goodwood rock shots with rear and bond spyshot with emailed grill and ya can get pretty close in your head, still more to be revealed though if you look close [emoji41]
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from a JLR employee & Defender driver who got a preview today:
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Well I went this afternoon had a look...…………...Bloody AWESOME..... Some styling from the old one used in a certain way...The roof, Alpine windows and the rear of it shaped similar to our muched loved models. The rear lights tho been more RR than the old Mini sort.
Plenty of potential for other a commercial version but not to sure on the pick up. We only saw the 90 version with is a 5 seater, plenty of leg room behind front seats but not really a boot. The dash board has style designs from the old RED prototype at Gaydon, with a big long deep tray from dash pinnacle to passenger door. Auto box and nice touch screen in middle of dash board.
Big chunky motor, that....hopefully if we can build them right, will do us good at JLR..
Chatting to a few of the other fellas there, we reckon we should really build it at....THE HOME OF THE LEGEND...
YEAH, had a good look around and underneath front, felt very tough plastic, holes for spot lights and winch . great approach angle
Motor, hopefully if we can build them right...[emoji1787][emoji15]
Interesting you say very practical in hot weather, in tropical south east Asia you very rarely see white vehicles, mainly black or grey! Mini buses seem to be an exception occasionally.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Basing it on the Disco/RRS pricing, only Fuji White and Narvik Black are free. Otherwise for any other colour it's $2060 for Metallic and $4110 for Premium Metallic paint.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrangie
When looking at FFRR pricing, Metallic is free and premium metallic is $1875 but, then you can have the SVO paint which starts at $8500 up to $23,150 and some POA.
It's interesting that the Disco Sport paint pricing is a little over half the price of its big brother.
Hopefully the Defender paint pricing is similar to the DS.
Blacks also practical in cold weather [emoji6]Quote:
Originally Posted by travelrover
We have two white 110’s and a black 90. Seem to be Practical in any weather, the smile factor is the same..Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrangie
All my previous defenders have been white! I did have an almost cream off white coloured 2A in the early 80’s. Would love to get that one back,
Two Impressive 4x4 SUV Reveals For September - News
Bring it on!
This was interesting but pretty much as expected:Quote:
Originally Posted by blackrangie
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Down the line, there may even be a pickup truck version of the all-new Defender. It could compete with the Jeep Gladiator. It’d have to ride on a different platform, though. The D70 aluminum monocoque architecture that underpins the all-new Defender and other Land Rover models simply cannot accommodate a pickup truck body. Mark Cameron says the company could partner with another automaker to build the pickup, though. He pointed to how Land Rover partnered with BMW for EV development. There would need to be sufficient sales volume to justify making the pickup, though, so it’s safe to assume Land Rover will wait to see how the standard version of its all-new Defender performs first.