The Land Rover Defender 110 combines luxury and off-road capability in a seven-seat configuration designed for both daily driving and rugged terrain. The model, wrapped in the Woolstone Green exterior, features a boxy design reminiscent of classic SUVs while offering a refined and comfortable interior.
Recent enhancements to the Land Rover lineup reflect the influence of Jaguar Land Rover’s consolidation, resulting in increased attention to detail throughout the fleet. The Defender 110 comes standard with several high-end amenities including a panoramic sunroof, LED headlights, heated and cooled seats, and two-zone climate control. The infotainment system centers on a 13.1-inch touchscreen equipped with navigation, a Meridian Surround Sound system, and connectivity options such as Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and SiriusXM satellite radio.
Optional upgrades on the test model included a Cold Climate Package, an advanced off-road capability package, air suspension, and a Premium Upgrade Interior package. These additions featured components like a heads-up display, tow hitch, Wi-Fi capability, and 20-inch gloss silver five-spoke wheels. The premium interior option added Caraway Windsor leather seats and Ebony trim, contributing to an approximate $12,000 increase in price.
Under the hood, the Defender 110 is powered by a 3.0-liter mild hybrid six-cylinder gasoline engine, generating 395 horsepower and 406 pound-feet of torque. This powertrain allows the vehicle to navigate challenging upland terrain effectively while maintaining reasonable fuel efficiency. The model also includes all-wheel drive, electric power-assisted steering, and multiple terrain response modes designed for off-road performance.
Land Rover provides a comprehensive warranty package covering the vehicle for four years or 50,000 miles, along with roadside assistance for the same period and a six-year unlimited mileage corrosion warranty.
Recent improvements have addressed historical concerns around electrical and reliability issues that affected Land Rover’s reputation. Consumer reports, including a score of 82 out of 100 from JD Power for Quality and Reliability on the Defender, indicate progress. Test drives of the Defender 110 suggest it delivers a driving experience that blends upscale touches with rugged capabilities, drawing comparisons to competitors such as the Jeep Wrangler and Ford Bronco.