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The utility option on this verston is very versatile; regular van and pickup versions are still available The trouble with living legends is that they tend to hit their peak, then fade and die, but the Land Rover Defender is still climbing towards its peak. This latest version is more civilised, more driveable, more economical and more capable than ever.
Yes, it faces serious challenges from the Orientals with their pickups and 4x4 vans; if marketed properly the 'veep Massif, nee Santana, will probably give Solihull some cause for concern when it arrives this time next year.
However for now, despite a few shortcomings still remaining, the king retains his crown.