An icon for over 68 years, the Land Rover Defender’s production ceased in January 2016 with more than two million models made since the original series 1 production began in 1948. Since the end of production Defender prices have increased dramatically, such is the demand for these vehicles. With a no-nonsense approach in both it’s styling and engineering this ionic car has always been a huge hit in the countryside and in recent times has become a rugged status symbol car much like the G-Wagon from Mercedes. The Land Rover Defender is the most closely related to the original 1948 Series Land Rovers that started the entire brand and are still hugely capable, rugged and durable off-road vehicles.

The 'XS' variant is one of the top trim levels for the Defender bringing added features over and above the base car such as the Cold Climate Pack (Heated Seats + Heated Windscreen), Convenience Pack (Electric Windows + Remote Central Locking), Air Conditioning and Premium leather seats.

This particular example features a number of aftermarket upgrades including Startech features. Startech is a renowned specialist which is owned and powered by Brabus.