Brochure Defender

8/6/2019 Brochure Defender

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More towing power. More power to help keep you out of tro360Nm of torque [90 percent of peak power is on tap from less than 2,2oorpmIn fact, no t only is this engine designed to be fu lly compliant with EU4 emissionstole rate the variable quali ty, high-sulphur fuels to be found across developingas a tru ly g lobal product. And to cope with difficult progress when the enginein tel ligen tly adjusts the fue l required by the engine. It's qu ieter too: up to 30 pe* Pl ea se c on su lt y ou r L an d R ov er d ea le rs hi p f or a va il ab il it y


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ogether with Defender's all-round capability. Eimpressive load carrying capability derived from the 3,500kg* gross vehicle wei

heavy,awkward loads, Defender can tow more and carry more across more ext*Avai lable with 110 Heavy Duty and 130 der ivat ives


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Defender is the tough, reliable b' ,for countless e mo ilitv platmergency df . an rescue s .o Industries includin ervices as wellf'o g power-gee,,,t'''restry and civil engineering , q uarrying, ag,


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Defender is the definitive expedition vehicle. Always the number onAnd the ideal getaway vehicle for leisure activities with its towing ability, massiveadults and diesel refinement and economy.At the end of thejourney, the flat f lodetachable water-resistant carpets allow mud and debris to be simply hosed awexterior equipment and accessories allows you to personalise and match Defend


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Inspired by 21st Century industrial desthe Defender facia is simple, robust and practicThe instrument cluster is dominated by the revand speedometer dials, a third instrument enclotemperature and fuel level gauges. A cluster oflights monitors vehicle systems. For the passen

a massive grab handle, reinforcing the sense of


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OUR PLANET

O U R C O MM IT M EN Tto a sustainab le future. From thedesign of our veh icles and the waywe build them, to how and where weuse them, Land Rover is committedto sustainable development. We'recommitted to reducing our impacton the environment and are workingin four key areas.

World cCertifiedOur maand Habyarouthe lastreducedby30 penginesplant pIn additiproduceassembat both

E NV IR ON ME NT AL T EC HN OL OG Y. S US TAIn 2007 we announced a 700mjointinvestment into new technologiesto improve the environmentalper formance of our vehicles .Building on the innovat ion of theLand_e concept, the first of thesetechnologies wil l be the stop-startengine in our diesel manual Freelander 2.In 2008 we revealed our new conceptvehicle, the LRX;a Land Rover in bodyand spirit, but conceived as a hybr id2 .0 li tre d iesel, with potential CO2emissions of 120g/km.


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G LO BA L C ON SE RV AT IO N A NDH U MA N IT AR IA N P R OJ EC T S.Land Rover vehicles are used byconservation and humanitarianorganisat ions worldwide and areo ften first choice for d ifficult tasks.Organisations include the Born FreeFoundation, Biosphere Expeditions,Royal Geographical Society [with IBG),China Exploration and ResearchSociety and Earthwatch Institute.Our projects are diverse, rangingfrom an initiative to help with theprotection of rare wolves in Ethiopia,to a project funded by our CO2

O U R P LA N ET .'Dr ive responsibly on and off- road'. Wetake our responsibility to our planet veryseriously. We teach responsible on andoff-road driving to help reduce the impacton the environment and encourage driversto understand the full potential and uniquebreadth of capabil ity of our vehic les.

To find out more, and to see our progress,visit www.landrover.com/ourplanet
http://www.landrover.com/ourplanethttp://www.landrover.com/ourplanet


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Land Rover 's paintshop at Sol ihul l embraces the verylatest technology to provide great reductions in theuse of solvents . Every Land Rover spends twelvehours in the paintshop passing th rough over twentyprocesses that ensure a superbly pol ished andextremely protect ive finish whether for t radi tionalsol id paint (Alaska White, Tamar B lue and KeswickGreen only) or fo r the many vibran t metall ic colours

BODYSTYLESAND COLOURS


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DEFENDER 90 HARD TOP ZERMATI SILVER


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TRIM COMBINATIONS


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SEATING COMBINATIONS

90HT/PUt2 seats

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Rear cabin l ine applicable to PUonly

110HT/PU2 sea

SW/U


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BODYSTYLE APPLICATIONS

Defender is available with a wide variety of bodystyles and wheelbases.

CHOOSING THE RIGHT BODYSTYLE

All of which give optimum capability to a range of potential uses.

Choosing the appropriate bodytype for your requirements will helpyou

get the most from your Defender. INCREAS


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90PICKUP 110STATIONWAGON

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110STATION WAGONWITH UTILITY PACK

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110HARDTOP

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FEATURES 90/110 190 PU/ll~rd/sOftT~ 110 HSUSPENSION AND DRIVING DYNAMICS E 91 9E 1 EAnt i-Roll Bar , Front e R ea r ( fi tt ed a s s ta nd ar d w he n Boo st A lloy Whe el i so r de re d 0 0 0 0

n 9 0 w he el ba se , f it te d a s s ta nd ard wh en h ea vy d ut y s us pe ns io n i s o rde re d o n110 wheel base)Heavy Duty Suspension (90 = 2 ,5 50 kg 1 10 = 3,500kg) (calls Venti lated Disc Brakes) 03 03 03 0BRAKESAll -T er ra in Ant i- lo ck Bra king Sys te m ( ABS) a nd E le ct ro nic T ra ct io n C on tr ol ( ET C) 0 0 0 0Solid Disc Brakes r .4 .4 .4Venti la ted Disc Brakes .3 .3 .3 .3EXTERIOR FEATURESComfort and ConvenienceC arg o C ov er / h oo d ( no s id e w in do ws ) - F or S of t To p e Pick ups .5 C arg o C ov er / h oo d ( si de w in do ws ) - Fo r S of t T op Ei Pick Ups 05 0G la ss - H ea te d Re ar W in do w a nd W as h W ip e 01 .1 .1Gla ss - R ea r 1 /4 Win do ws .1 .1G la ss - Ti nt ed , Fro nt a nd S ide 0 0a rd T op - P la in ( No R ea r S id e Win do ws) .1 .1 .1H ar d T op w it h F ixed Gla ss ( Re ar S id e Win do ws) 01 01 01H ar d T op w it h S liding Gla ss ( Re ar S id e Win do ws) 01 01 01Hood - Ful l, Delet ion 0M ud flap s - F ro nt 0 0


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~90/110~ 190 PUrd/SoftTop 110INTERIOR FEATURESC omf or t a nd Co nv an ia nc a E 51 5E1 EAir Conditioning 0 0 0 0C ub by Box - L ow -l in e, w it h D ee p Sto wa ge T ra y

u bb y Box - H i- li ne in V iny l 0 0 0M ap P oc ke t - Fr ont P as sen ge r S ea t (f it te d a s s t and ard w hen b ot h c lo th a nd C old C lima te Pack is o rd er edM ap P oc ke t - Dr iv er a nd Fro nt P as sen ge r S ea t SaatingSeats - 2 Seats - 4 ( 2 + 2)Seats - 5Seats - 7Sea ts - T wi l V in yl Sea ts e at s - C lo th 0 0e at s - P ar t Le at he r Staari ng WhaalS te er in g Whe el - L ea th er


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WHEELS AND TYRESCHOOSING THE RIGHT TYRESince no tyre is perfect for all driving conditions Land Rover offers a range to suit a wide vyou are most likelyto experience will enable you to get the best from your Defender.


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CAPABILITIES

A PP RO AC H/ D EP AR TU RE A NG LE S MAXIMUM GRADIENT


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MINIMUM TURNING

Minimumturning radius

WADING DEPTH


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DIMENSIONS

90

Pick Up HardTop Station Wagon Pick Up High

Track front/rear 1,486 1,486 1,486 1,486(58.5) (58.5) (58.5) (58.5)983* 1,144 1,144 1,740*Cargo bed length


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Height Height1,968mm 2,021mm

(77") (80")w it h 2 05 with

tyres 750/235tyres


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VEHICLE LOADINGIncorrect vehicle and trailer loading can give excessive tyre, brake and spring wear,overloaded axles, poor vehicle handling and braking performance and a generallyunstable and ineff icient vehicle.The fol lowing factors should be taken into consideration when choosing yourvehicle and the equipment you specify.PAYLOAD e WEIGHT DISTRIBUTIONA correct weight distribut ion is achieved by considering several simple points:- Payload is calculated byGVW-EEC kerb weight and must not be exceeded This payload should be dist ributed as evenly as possible along the vehicle The fore /aft positi on o f the payload must bechosen to prevent over loading

of particular axles The payload should be kept down as low as poss ible

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LOAD CAPABILITIESMAXIMUM AXLE kg

90Pick Up HardTop Station Wagon Pick Up HCPUStd [HO) Std [HO) Std [HO) Std [HO) Std [HO)

F ro nt a xle 1,250 (1,250) 1,250 (1,250) 1,250 (1,250) 1,250 (1,580) 1,250 (1,580)Rear axle 1,380 (1,500) 1,380 (1,500) 1,500 (1,500) 1,850 (2,200) 1,850 (2,200)Gross vehicle weight 2,400 (2,550) 2,400 (2,550) 2,400 (2,550) 3,050 (3,500) 3,050 (3,500)Std = Standard HD= HeavyDuty

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Front L ive b ea m a xle, s in gle r at e coi l spr in gs , t elesco pic h yd ra ul ic L ive b ea m a xle, d ua l r


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