Do I Want To Buy The New 2023 Land Rover Defender 130?

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[@itgoesfast2722]

Tommy needs to do the TFL slip test to put its 4WD system to the test

[@rl9810]

He already did it on the 110. This would probably be the exact same. Maybe a little better, depending on how vehicle weight affects the rollers.

[@itgoesfast2722]

@@rl9810 Thank you, I did not see that I will search for it.

[@wodanowitz]

Slip Test? Order the Rear Locker if you want serious results!!!

[@robbinconner9061]

@@rl9810 Yes but given his (quite overly?) enthusiastic comments on ATRAC and crawl control in the 4-Runner (and Tacoma) he may have forgotten as well. Maybe a re-fresh is in order and would be good to see :-).

[@michaelvivio3229]

@@wodanowitzI would love to see Tommy do the test on the same vehicle comparing the rear locker and without the rear locker (just the computer controlled system). Have you see one?

[@jcollins1305]

I think the 110 really hits the sweet spot design wise. Not too short, not too long. They are sharp looking vehicles nonetheless!

[@ra_redesignautomobiles]

However Yangwang U8 obliterates the defender when it comes to design

[@rustyt115]

@@ra_redesignautomobileslol, no.

[@pacman1789]

​@@ra_redesignautomobiles😂😂😂

[@rl9810]

I've had my LR4 for over seven years now. Four of those have been out of warranty. I absolutely love it, and it's been the best vehicle I've ever owned (a list that includes six Land Cruisers). I don't intend on selling anytime soon.

[@micahv9365]

What bridge?

[@midlandgeordie]

They are no more unreliable than other brands

[@roberttorres3809]

What year do you got 13? With the v8? I just got one as well and it is great minus a oil leak .

[@rl9810]

@@roberttorres3809 2012. Bought it used in late 2015 with 35k miles on it. Have around 125k miles now. First three years had the CPO warranty. It's been about as reliable as the '95 Landcruiser I owned from about 60k miles to 135k miles.

[@andrewprince361]

Bought my 2012 LR4 at the end of 2021 with 65k and have put nearly 20k miles on it and loved every second of it. I did have some small repairs but nothing that every stopped me from driving it!

[@hermanmuller]

Land Rover - Proudly making mechanics of their owners since 1948.

[@noelcahill6707]

There not the only car maker theres to much to go wrong in all cars and trucks now

[@richfarfugnuven6308]

Your grammar is terrible.

[@noelcahill6707]

@@richfarfugnuven6308 thank u

[@nathanharrellyoutube]

Dang it censored rich

[@mattalexander4699]

@@noelcahill6707 nah, they break more often.

[@jakes5530]

I think the 130 is the best looking Defender they sell. The 110 is kinda oddly proportioned, and the 90 isnt bad, but I think this looks great. Very similar to the classic defender 110.

[@daidavies6210]

But nowhere near as versatile as the Classic 110 😂

[@elizabethparker1441]

I just got the 2023 defender 110. I can't believe I own one!

[@elizabethparker1441]

😛

[@mboiko]

Roman: "I find myself wanting this again" Tommy: "Oh brother..."

[@BestOfTate23]

I already bought one in fuji white, and I absolutely love it. Everything about it is so cool. It also tows around 8500 pounds which is crazy

[@theylied1776]

They have a video of this. TFL bought a fresh off the Truck, NEW Land Rover Defender with only 10 miles on it. They drove it off of the lot and it broke down the next day! Range Rover told TFL their brand new Defender was beyond repair! I have never seen anything like that before??

[@technom3598]

It wasn't beyond repair. There were no parts.

[@shekharmoona544]

I don't understand how the hell Land Rover moved so far away from what a Defender was supposed to be. It should have been a simple, utilitarian, and reliable car for the masses. They totally missed the mark.

[@J.Young808]

It’s because us Americans don’t want simple utilitarian vehicles.

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

@@J.Young808 thats what I thought SUV initial's where

[@midlandgeordie]

They can’t make these quick enough,so made good business!

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

Or just maybe they crunched the numbers and decided there was more money to be made chasing the money families and soccer moms have.

[@jase9951]

Uh, your first new Defender was NOT a 90 (2-door). It was a white 110 P300. Second one was a blue 110 P400.

[@JeepCherokeeful]

Roman didn’t make it too far in this episode before screwing up;) sometimes he makes it a little further!

[@stlswagger]

Running 275/60/r20 Cooper Discoverer XLT's on defender wheels (2012 lr4). No issues off road and run 18 psi off road. Rig runs great with this setup

[@shepchester3567]

Regarding off road performance, I would agree that in terms of rock crawling, there are some vehicles that are better designed for that purpose. However, I would argue that with snow, mud, sand, and water fording, most Land Rovers would be as least as good as the competition, and in most cases better.

[@palebeachbum]

Only if it's running and driveable. We're talking Land Rover, after all.

[@jakubstrumillo]

yes, as long as they work.

[@arkos55]

Agree. There seems to be a more European/Africa overlandy type definition of off roading, which the Defender is very well suited for, and a more American, rock crawly type of off roading, where a Jeep or 35 inch tire equipped Bronco would be a better choice. I'd argue that most people into Overlanding are more interested in the European/African safari type of off-roading which basically covers rough dirt roads, beaches, and stream beds, and a relatively smaller number are truly into the more extreme rock crawling thing. Land Rover specs 18 and 20 inch wheels and tires for their cars because they are fine for one type of overloading, and excel at long distances on road. 22's are another story. They are for road only. They also make clear in many places that you shouldn't air down 20's. If TFL takes this off road, hopefully they will not do it on 22's, and will not air down the 20's below spec'd psi, and not gun the engine right into a pointy rock. These weren't designed for stupid rock tricks, and will do fine if you use them for what they were intended for with the proper pressure in the tires.

[@shepchester3567]

@@arkos55Very Well put.

[@ckm-mkc]

@@arkos55 I do a fair amount of off-roading in the Western US, a lot of which involves steep slopes with loose rocks and ledges upto 6". My last trip was 100+ miles off-road, 50 miles from the closest road and 100 miles from the closest town, with 4000' ft of elevation changes.... It's not rock crawling but really only a very, very small amount of people do that. For the sort of stuff I do, which is what 99% of "off-roading" involves, you really don't need a vehicle with giant tires. The correct tires, yes - I use Kevlar reinforced 18" Nokian Outpost ATs, which are great on or off road but get replaced with conventional tires when we are back. My last off-road vehicle was a Volvo XC70 with off-road tires and 8.3" of OEM ground clearance. The only aftermarket thing was some aluminum skid plates. It replaced a Mitsubishi Montero which is an incredible off-road vehicle, but also terrible on mpg. Now I have a Jaguar F-Pace (same as a Land Rover Velar) with off-road tires, it's about as capable as the Volvo - although it has LR Terrain Response - but gets 38mpg as opposed to 18..... No one, including the people who think they are going off road, needs 35" tires, esp. since most of them are driven on the road for 90% of the year.

[@vabiro]

I have had my '22 110 for a year and a half and 30,000 problem free KM. I know you had more than your fair share of problems, but I would attribute that to buying a first year of a new model. It's not like the Bronco hasn't had a few problems

[@reggonbass]

Same! 18 months owned with ZERO problems!

[@arkos55]

35K miles on my 110 and not one problem. Most problem free car I've ever had.

[@drnick40]

Then you are the first person I know without a Land Rover problems mate.

[@arkos55]

@@drnick40 Looks like you need to get out and meet more LR owners. There are plenty of us with problem free 110’s.

[@johnlexus1]

About 200k and no problem?

[@ricoolivier]

In South Africa we have a saying "If you want to drive from Cape Town to Cairo, use a Land Rover. If you want to come back also, rather take a Land Cruiser..." Beautiful vehicle in any case and they will be able to sell every last one they build! Very good review by the way!

[@LandRoverDS2020]

Tell that to the Camel trophy 🏆 boys'

[@BLADEROD]

@@LandRoverDS2020 So tell that to the Toyota Dakkar Guys .

[@upscaleshack]

@@LandRoverDS2020 Driving Cape Town to Cairo is nothing like Camel Trophy. Almost the entire route is now smooth paved roads.

[@LandRoverDS2020]

@@BLADEROD You show me a Toyota floating down a river in the Dakar rally .....

[@danetrain791]

I have a 2016 Land Rover Evoque and It still gets compliments on the looks everywhere I go. Now I want a LR4 or Defender! :)

[@scandinavia6271]

Same thing here; Got a 2016 Evoque 7 years - 167k km. without missing a beat. Best car I have ever had! And now I want a Defender 😊

[@Pesmog]

A farmer friend has just passed 40k miles in his van version of the 90. The only problem he has had from new is a puncture. Although we don't have rocks, we have lots of mud and he rates it highly.

[@electrikoptik]

Roman still has nightmares about the 2 broken Land Rover Defender they received.

[@billybob1511]

Yep, so bad he can't even remember if he had the 90 or the 110 ....... ?!

[@johnlexus1]

Yep worst vehicles ever made

[@dommm111]

What makes this one unique IS THIS ONE IS NOT BROKEN (yet) 🤠

[@bextar6365]

Unreliable at any speed.

[@Ram14250]

Hi guys... just to let you know... the volume is hard to hear on this video. It's been that way off and on with Roman and some of the tests.

[@farriskhan2352]

I did not have an issue on my MacBook Air laptop.

[@davelightbody]

Yes the volume is set low. Adverts are fine but video sound is low.

[@nielcabrera5575]

I’ve had my 110 for a while Now - zero issues- great off-roader, insane tow power , amazing on the road … I waited a while even though I wanted first edition because unless you’re buying a Toyota or a Honda - first year cars usually have issues. I would highly recommend the current defender - the one thing I do agree with is that they should give you 17” wheel options from factory. Mine has 20” it’s good but for more hardcore wheeling I would buy aftermarket wheels and tires …

[@timoliver8940]

Changed my 1996 TDi300 90 I had owned for 21 years for a D240 110 First Edition L663 Defender and have never looked back, the new one is better in every sense. The 2020 one has never had a moment of mechanical issues but did suffer from terrible rattles and rain water leaks that have all been cured now. I off-road it every week or two and it’s on AT’s rather than the silly All Seasons LR supplies them with although people I know who do have them off-road on the OEM All Seasons don’t seem to have many traction problems. My Feb 2020 built 110 is about to be replaced by a 2023 D250 HSE 90 - I don’t need the huge load space or the second row of seats of the 110 and my Mini S E has a bigger boot/trunk than the 90 with the seats up……… so I guess I won’t be taking the 90 to do the shopping!

[@StephenFogarty2023]

Great stuff Enjoy your new 90, with the D250. Such a sweet motor 👍

[@LifeofJoban]

Can’t beat the look of the original defender though

[@ivaudio1]

dacia duster 4x4 is better and economic

[@lsjionredlinesupercharged2049]

Wtf is that and we clearly don’t get that here in America 😂😂.

@@lsjionredlinesupercharged2049 You mindless chimp.

[@PaulTC777]

@@lsjionredlinesupercharged2049 Dacia uses recycled Renault parts, is a cheap brand owned by Renault which is already cheap. Very reliable and cheap to run cars with awesome off road capabilities, comparable to a Suzuki Jimny when it comes to Off Road capabilities.

[@Adriann965]

If you are poor, yes it is a better alternative.

[@alfamale9555]

Like to see you tow my 2000kg caravan with a duster😂

[@G4YG]

Roman - funniest intro I’ve seen yet on TFL. Love the British dry humour for the British LR!

[@arkos55]

White is for appliances, but apart from that, this looks like a great car for larger families that want something more off road capable and more utilitarian than a Range Rover. I love my 110, but pls don't air down those 20's again and slam them into pointy rocks. LR has made clear that 20's should almost never be aired down when going off road--exception being on soft sandy beaches without any hidden rocks. These are amazing vehicles which the most advanced 4WD system in the world, and they went with 20's because they just drive that much better on road, and they aren't all that bad for most off road situations short of crazy American redneck style rock crawling. For most overlanders, 20's will be fine as long as you don't air them down. You won't get much increase in traction on rocks since 20's won't spread out much anyway, and you'll save yourself from pinch flats a la Tommy. I've tackled all kinds of stuff on my 20's not aired down and they are more than adequate for most things short of the Rubicon. If rock crawling is in your blood, go get a full body lift and put the Defender up on 35's. Say goodbye to mpg and road handling, but your inner redneck will be more than happy while still able to keep your grey poupon in the console fridge.

[@StephenFogarty2023]

Exactly 👍

[@timothyknight7881]

I ordered the 20’s instead of the 22’s to give me a little bit more sidewall and still keep the larger V8 brakes. But I had to get off road tires from the factory. They aren’t that noisy on the road. I was expecting it to be terrible and I would have to change them out. Now I will just drive them until they are worn out.

[@MrJordanwain]

I want to like these but small things like the alpine windows being lost mean it looses character as well as the off road worthynes compared to the 110.

[@adkc19]

I've got the hybrid in the UK P400e, I love it, 10,000 miles of driving fun and comfort. I actually think I love this car.

[@elliothand6639]

Is that the 130? How does such a big car handle our small roads and parking spaces?

[@adkc19]

@@elliothand6639 actually no, it's the 110.

[@pete2072]

I picked up one of these (130 first edition) and so far love it. It's optioned similarly but has the off road pack which gives it the locking rear diff and 20" wheels with all terrain tires. Tow rating is 8200lbs. Big draw for me was that it can actually seat 7 comfortably, 8 in a pinch, and can tow a travel trailer and go off road - coming from a gladiator Rubicon that did all of that except haul enough people. We'll see how it does off road but I'm used to dragging the rear on the gladiator so this shouldn't be much of an adjustment. As the kids are getting bigger and my parents age, we need to move more people and still tow a camper. Kept the Jeep and we'll see if I keep the 130 after the warranty is up.

[@speedpursuer8831]

Can you confirm if your 130 has 8200lbs tow rating? Why is now 6613lbs for 3-row and 8200lbs only for 2-row? Thanks!

[@pete2072]

@speedpursuer8831 I can confirm that's the tow rating, you may need the p400 instead of the p300 to get it, not sure.

[@speedpursuer8831]

@@pete2072 Thanks for help! Can you please help check your max payload and if there's no built-in brake controller and no tow haul mode to downshift gear when downhill?

[@pete2072]

@@speedpursuer8831 there's no built in brake controller, I had to add one (redarc). It was pre wired so it just plugs in under the dash. Payload is ~1800lbs I believe. It automatically goes into tow mode if you plug a trailer in.

[@abdul-qawi9531]

When you own a Range Rover, and you’re at the dealership for service, and the technician pulls you to the side and whispers to you that as an owner you’re ok as long as you have a warranty, but when close to it expiring RUN!!! That there told me to NEVER get another….🤔🎯💯💯💯💯

[@nihallee]

Nice! Makes me appreciate my Fuji white LR4 for 20% of that price! Hey if you take the 130 off-road, please put 18" at the most and real tires to give it a fighting chance. LR are putting road tires/wheels because that's where most people go. Thanks!! ...Can't wait to see that giant crawl!

[@theinternets7516]

Love those rear recovery points.

[@xziang]

With your last landrover debacle why would you consider it. Keep the white elephant out of the room.

[@apoorvag3161]

Very nice review. Simple, frank and practical. Thank you.

[@kuwarjitsinghkalsi2524]

After watching your video, I can say that you are a very nice person. People like you deserve better and this vehicle suits you. 😊

[@bryanlewis8891]

Beautiful car. Wow 1,000 miles on it and it is still drivable.

[@stanza77]

The reliability issues made the brand a little bit of a guilty pleasure. I really did the virtual 360° sensor image sounds like it’ll be useful if zombies are approaching you from all directions

[@fifthcircle1]

Reliability aside, I love it!!! The 110 is better, and I wish they had a third row (in town, jump seat style) for that.

[@StephenFogarty2023]

They do U can order a 110 with a 3rd row of seats 2 3 2 7 seats in total OR With a front jump seat 3 3 Total of 6 seats

[@herytik4027]

From a European prospective,the US competition only works in the US due to size. American trucks are just to wide for our roads. The Land Rover will almost definitely out sell any US model in every market except yours. I’d love to see how your trucks would do InEurope driven by Americans in our market. And yes I’m jealous of all the open areas you have, we just don’t have that on the scale you do.

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

like it my build 130 S model ..Sedona red , white roof, with black rims,body color spare tire cover, explorer pack and the S model has ......19" rims and a standard seating opt of ..... "NO 3RD ROW "

[@StephenFogarty2023]

Perfect 👍

[@Ngunirovers7481]

LR4 V8! Incredible value for money and you can fit 18 inch rims to it and an arb bull bar and plenty other accessories. Brilliant cars!

[@glaffoon1]

Your last Defender didn’t break down, but it was your third one. The first 2 broke. One in less than 200 miles and the second didn’t even make it off of the dealership lot. Your love of the Land Rover baffles me.

[@johnciummo3299]

I currently own a 2016 Land Rover LR4 in Fuji White. Absolutely love it. In the past I’ve had a Disco. Range Rover Sport and LR3. In my humble opinion the LR4 is the best vehicle Land Rover has ever produced. Classic looks,tremendous cargo capacity and just enough luxury. Just keep to the maintenance schedule and change the oil every 5,000 miles and you will have years of great driving ahead of you. As you are driving down the road passing all of the soccer mom’s SUV’s, the feeling you get from driving a Land Rover is just perfect.

[@jamescharles8663]

Fantastic video you always keep us well informed. That white is beautiful.

[@RobertoAllen]

Totally with you on the short legs and long torso dilemma.

[@luchaDor]

hey TFL...Roman's saying that you guys had the 90 in the video...and that's what broke down...but you guys had the 110's...the 90's weren't even available when you guys bought the 110's.

[@ndafarachaitezvi1139]

Awesome content as always

[@JAngley1]

You had a 110

[@J.Young808]

I thought there was something funny with the 90 part of what he was saying.

[@jax1079]

I want a 110 so freaking bad after having the 90. There’s so much to love about it, but… There are penalties to pay 😂

[@stanleynowak9325]

I bought a Land Rover and it sunk into the swamp. Then I bought another Land Rover and that too dunk into the swamp. Then I bought a third Land Rover and that sits in my driveway broken down today.

[@petelattimer6808]

there will be very few families that need to move more than 2 adults and 2/3 kids AND luggage OR up to 8 passengers WITHOUT luggage. it will be exceptionally rare you need to carry 8 people AND luggage, and if you do, thats where things like roof racks/trailers come into play. also 'off road' capable, depends what you use as off road. most people will be mud pluggers. rock crawling, for many, is a seperate genre of 'off roading' if used for off road purposes, there will be other sizes of wheels that will fit (land rover might not recommend them, but they will fit) that will be better suited to rock crawling. for proof of that, look at the recent BBC Top Gear UK review of the newest version of the Range Rover (aired a little before christmas 2022 in the UK) which did an insane course BUT with wheels fitted from a MUCH older vehicle to allow tyres to be fitted with much more sidewall, for the rock crawling element. I wouldnt buy a 'new' defender, even if i COULD afford one. why? because even here in the UK, they DONT offer a manual version, theyre ONLY available in automatic. i dont WANT an automatic in a defender. its supposed to be relatively utilitarian, compared to the rest of the range. this is just a Discovery in a Defender party dress.

[@marylandflyer5670]

Excellent no bs review - thanks.

[@LandRoverDS2020]

Proud owner of a Land Rover Discovery Sport no issues and loving it..... Will be buying a Defender soon.

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

if you off road go low spec model

[@LandRoverDS2020]

@@youtubecarspottersguide1 not serious off roading,sand,dirt, gravel etc

[@johnlamers4762]

Roman, great review as always. Would be curious to know if you had a choice between Bronco Raptor and a Discovery 110 or a Discovery 130 both LR’s with the off road package, which would you choose as a daily driver?

[@fastfed]

Do you honestly believe he would reply? lmfao

[@johnlamers4762]

@@fastfed hell no!

[@Sentry1835]

You said you guys owned the 90 ? Don't remember that..... It was the 110 you guys had with the smaller engine and stripped down..... Then after a few miles engine light came on.... And after a back and forth with the dealership, it couldn't be fixed .... Then you selected another 110 and the dealership accidentally cut through the wiring harness and you guys selected the 3rd 110 .... Don't remember the 90

[@themissgpg]

I just ordered one, I can't wait for it to arrive in June!

[@rcmortyhobbies2567]

I’ll look at a 130 once they give it a v8 525 like the 110 and 90 option

[@chir0pter]

this would make a great pullman-style limousine if they took out the middle seats and spiffed up the 3rd row plus moved the 3rdsunroof forward

[@D.Sanchez1]

Land Rover has the best reputation for off road vehicles that’s because they are always in the shop. Don’t waste your money on a land rover unless if you have a second car and don’t mind being inconvenienced by a vehicle that never wants to actually work.

[@matriximaster]

The most iconic/historic World exploration brand that you would never want to explore the World with.

[@dongidongi]

Competes also with the Rivian R1S! Almost the same price

[@pernell4351]

That’s a nice SUV would work where I live in Louisiana.

[@cummins24421]

Taking delivery of my 90 in April. Wish me luck 🤣

[@micahv9365]

9 out of 10 Land Rovers sold are still on the roads and trails today. The last one made it home

[@ravin747]

That’s some nice scenery there.

[@ImportImageRacing]

Just bought one, take it offroad. It rides incredible on road in comfort.

[@KeshavTrigun]

If only they made the cars reliable, with quality built & durable engines and parts. This car company would be perfect & would be selling so many cars

[@larrycitra300]

I have 2021 Defender 110 … purchased it new in 2021. $125,000.00 IN CANADA. Great looks and great drive BUT possibly the most UNRELIABLE vehicle I have ever owned!!! All sorts of software related issues … currently at Land Rover dealer because it won’t steer (for the 2nd time!) Would not purchase another one for sure 😢

[@johnanderson2432]

I don't understand why they didn't make the defender work with more appropriate wheel/tire combo for off roading. Everything else about the truck is geared that way. Why buy one if you plan on street/dirt road use, just get a discovery.

[@MegaRetr]

I definitely like the white color

[@hap5121]

I took delivery on my 130 SE 1/17 & I had the front windows tinted with 35 tint. Now on cloudy days the digital dash lights dim to so much that I can hardy see them. If I open the window the immediately go back to there normal brightness. My 2021 BMW X5 does exactly same thing. Any ideas how I can fix this on my 130. Short of taking the tint off. Thanks for your help. Not sure if this makes any difference, but I do have Heads Up Display. Harold

[@Oaky]

I wanted it when it originally came out, but seeing the offroad reviews I was disappointed. I'm still on my Ineos pre-order. Sept 2023 delivery 🚙

[@Robert-cu9bm]

Even that isn't built for off-road.

[@Oaky]

@@Robert-cu9bm ummm, yes and no. People have already put it on port axels and such. Better locker situation for sure.

[@StephenFogarty2023]

@@Oaky R u sure about that Absolutely no customer deliveries of Grenadier have yet happened

[@Robert-cu9bm]

@@Oaky watch reviews from actual people who off-road. They point out lots of flaws.

[@Pesmog]

Am somewhat surprised that TFL haven't covered the Grenadier much apart from one video 9 months ago. There have been a few USA press events and overland shows since then where late model prototypes have made an appearance but TFL haven't covered it.

[@shawnharris7747]

Rohman wasn't u taking crap about this vehicle with Nathan saying it's not a good off roader lol Nathan should of did this review 🤣 😂 🤔

[@MountainGoat69696]

"Do I Want To Buy The New 2023 Land Rover Defender 130?", Well the question to the answer is do I need it? If I need it and can afford I will buy it. This is the problem with the general populous these days, they buy because they want and this is why the car manufacturers always produce something new. I am driving my 2013 Defender and love it and enjoy discovering the great outdoors of Australia. I agree the new version of this, is very luxurious, smooth and complex and most of all very expensive. Personally I want it but I don't need it so I will not be buying. Great show by the way and enjoy watching.

[@jimmyspencer4019]

Looks like a jeep patriot had a baby with a Ford flex. Id drive it.

[@burgerbirger2221]

Just put some BFG All Terrains on it with the smaller rims?

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

the S model has 19" rims

[@mboiko]

Walking along the side of the road just before a Colorado Winter Sunset @ 17:10 in the video...seems like a bad idea.

[@Treetopflyer777]

Nice but I’d never actually buy one. The horrid maintenance issues are just inescapable. Realistically? Toyota4lyf

[@GregsMowing]

Will you be getting the Ineos grenadier?

[@felixbaum48]

Who here would NOT rather have a TDI Defender from the 80s-90s? Worth the 25k-30k purchase price, 28MPG, heroic off-road and SO COOL!

[@shekharmoona544]

The Ineos grenadier is more of a Defender than this. 🤣😂🤣

[@StephenFogarty2023]

Funny that the Grenadier looks exactly like previous generation of Defender. Customer deliveries of Grenadier are yet to happen Wait and see how Grenadier actually performs, once customers have owned one for a while.

[@imtiazaminchy1734]

Get an Ineos Grenadier when it is launched in the US

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

yes might be the new next star of off roading

[@upscaleshack]

@@youtubecarspottersguide1 It starts at $150,000. Kinda steep for an off road toy.

[@YessirPauly]

With the price of them here in Australia, Cant reason with it. But do Love them 100%

[@shekharmoona544]

I do wish Jeep would create a longer wrangler based on the chassis from the Gladiator. Unfortunately, it would definitely cannibalize sales from the ridiculously expensive Wagoneer.

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

fixed roof wagon or suv Id like to see a fixed roof wagon on the 4 door wrangler. and MAKE IT A TRUE CHEROKEE

[@CarsTechWood]

I’m surprised they sent you a press vehicle after so much bad press from your 90

[@StephenFogarty2023]

Agree But They never had a 90. It was a 110 model

[@Tallnerdyguy]

@@StephenFogarty2023 they had 2 90s

[@luchaDor]

@@Tallnerdyguy when did they have 2 90's? (the 90 is the 2 door model). They had (3) 110's, 4 door model. White one with bad engine, 2nd one the tech ruined, and the 3rd one Land Rover got for them.

[@jase9951]

@@Tallnerdyguy Incorrect. The 90 is a 2-door, which was not even available when they purchased their first white 110 P300.

[@StephenFogarty2023]

@@Tallnerdyguy No they did not U r incorrect Refer other comments here

[@jasonhebert2577]

Does this have head up display and massage front seats ?

[@Brandon-ll3ff]

Also Roman, the Audi, BMW, Mercedes are the exact competitors for this suv. 99% of Rover purchases are for status symbols.

[@LionRunner]

Land Rover content from TFL is always entertaining. Though not even on my dreams I want to buy a newer Land Rover I'd love to watch TFL Land Rover videos. Older Land Rover is a different story for me. I would like to own a classic Land Rover and use it carefully in the city.

[@jaimeduncan6167]

I agree and disagree with the idea that is not off road capable. It's far better than most vehicles. It's not a vehicle to go rock crawling *that is the only test* that American channels do (they don't even do deep water, for years Jeeps were below 400mm, and nobody cared). The stuff is good for off road activities. Is for going to places. I don't want to go in a nature-destroying route or an extreme adventure, but I like the idea of having a vehicle that will respond in route to a place. The same goes for the Rivian, one doesn't want to do extreme 4wd with a Rivian, it's too expensive. I take my camera and I go to a beautiful place, the car will help me go there in comfort.

[@stevevice9863]

How many times do you guys want to stick your hand over the Land Rover flame?

[@trevorsutherland5263]

Looked hard at this, really wanted it. However could not justify its expense over a Suburban High Country.

[@tonybell404]

One of my neighbours has a new 5 seat 130 that he's currently fitting 35's on. its gonna be a beast when finished

[@mitchelllong5848]

This car is beautiful, it’s to bad you can’t fit the big 5.0 Supercharged

[@jre617]

Kind of a vague review, Roman (Roland?). What exactly went wrong with the previous Defenders that "couldn't be fixed"? This new Defender does look great, but it's hard to justify the money and the probable long term depreciation. Also, it's kind of big, about the size of a Grand Cherokee, and with similarly poor mpg. It seems like Land Rover has about five mid-size SUVs. I can't really tell the difference, but this one is the coolest.

[@Superfastjellyfish669]

I want one also but that third row would always been fold down

[@waynewallace2061]

Amen to the warranty comment.

[@bastianfrom77]

It looks nice, it has many seats and all wheel drive plus a trunk in which my dog would fit. However after owning a Discovery i am certainly NOT buying a Land Rover/ Range Rover EVER again! Everything that is not welded will fail, everything that is welded will rust!

[@joemattes8389]

Roman is a sucker for vehicles that are going to make him walk.

[@koreanfriedchildren]

Thanks to TFL I will never buy a LR Defender

[@onewayofliving]

I have the 2022 110.. it is a fantastic truck. Highly recommended!