Why choose AA Car Inspections?
AA Car Inspections inspect the car from the inside out. We can look at second hand cars that you’re thinking of buying from popular websites such as Done Deal, CBG.ie and Carzone and report back to you on the same day.
AA Car Inspections inspect the car from the inside out. We can look at second hand cars that you’re thinking of buying from popular websites such as Done Deal, CBG.ie and Carzone and report back to you on the same day.
AA Car Inspections inspect the car from the inside out. We can look at second hand cars that you’re thinking of buying from popular websites such as Done Deal, CBG.ie and Carzone and report back to you on the same day.
AA Car Inspections inspect the car from the inside out. We can look at second hand cars that you’re thinking of buying from popular websites such as Done Deal, CBG.ie and Carzone and report back to you on the same day.
AA Car Inspections inspect the car from the inside out. We can look at second hand cars that you’re thinking of buying from popular websites such as Done Deal, CBG.ie and Carzone and report back to you on the same day.
AA Car Inspections inspect the car from the inside out. We can look at second hand cars that you’re thinking of buying from popular websites such as Done Deal, CBG.ie and Carzone and report back to you on the same day.
AA Car Inspections inspect the car from the inside out. We can look at second hand cars that you’re thinking of buying from popular websites such as Done Deal, CBG.ie and Carzone and report back to you on the same day.
AA Car Inspections inspect the car from the inside out. We can look at second hand cars that you’re thinking of buying from popular websites such as Done Deal, CBG.ie and Carzone and report back to you on the same day.
AA Car Inspections inspect the car from the inside out. We can look at second hand cars that you’re thinking of buying from popular websites such as Done Deal, CBG.ie and Carzone and report back to you on the same day.
Additional Info
This is a Project Kahn Land Rover Defender D90 3L 5 Seat Passenger. This is a full Project Kahn/ Chelsea Truck Co. build finished in Khaki Green and Sapphire black with Khaki leather interior. Full blackout. Sitting on a set of 22 Kahn RS 3.0 Matt black alloy wheels with all terrain tyres. Kahn exposed carbon LED front roof shield, exposed carbon rear wing, Kahn landmark front end kit with front grille, bumper blades and colour coded front bumper valiance, CTC side vents, CTC spare wheel cover, and red calipers. This Kahn D90 has too many extras to list. Viewings and Test Drives can be arranged from Donnybrook, Dublin.
With a heritage steeped in the land Rover capabilities. The raw practicality and timeless design of the Defender are the foundations on which a global automotive power house was built. Sadly, these cars are out of production since 2016, however, some are still available as new in certain markets.
The legendary Land Rover Defender is available in three guises. These are Hard Top (commercial), Station Wagon or Double Cab Chassis. There are three body styles. 90, 110 & 130 (the distance between front & rear axles), all of which get the same 3.0 four cylinder diesel engine with 125bhp mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox. This engine model is dated and for that reason, it is noisy, rattly and lacking in efficiency. The Defender is also built with the ultimate in off-road pedigree. The pay-off of which is an uncomfortable ride in a Passenger 4x4 that is basically a very desirable agricultural machine. It’s an anomaly in itself.
As you may gather from its performance recommendation above, the Defender does not score very well when it comes to on-road performance. Its ride is bouncy at the best of times while its standard World War II level of interior kit don’t help these refinements issues. But where it does perform is off-road. It is simply spectacular in these conditions and will and can do anything you ask of it. It gets off-road tyres as standard with superb levels of grip in wet muddy conditions that will take you up and down wet, rocky 45 degree inclines and declines all day thanks to its solid chassis and huge ground clearance.
There is only one trim level choice with the Defender with an emphasis put on the suspension and driving dynamics of the 4x4. There are also more exterior trim additions than there are interior. While you get things like rear mud flaps, tinted windows and 16 inch alloys with Michelin ‘latitude Cross’ tyres, specification is kept very much to a minimum with the interior featuring just ‘Twill Vinyl Seats’ and ‘Rubber Floor Trim’. In terms of driver aids, there are none. 4x4 machines do not come much rawer than the Land Rover Defender.
While the Defender is an incredibly solid car, there are no luxuries with the Land Rover. The dashboard is as rugged as you can get with a basic flat design with chunky robust switchgear. It is very much lacking any sort of flair or even quality to be honest. If you like basic and retro in your 4x4, look no further.
On road safety technology is virtually non-existent in the Land Rover Defender. The only safety feature it an engine immobiliser. There is electronic stability control, dynamic stability control and anti-lock brakes which is good news for those that plan to use it mostly on the road.
Depending on the body style or model that you go for, there are varying levels of space and practicality with the Defender. The Defender’s stripped out nature lends to its practical workhorse side. It may be rough and ready but it equipped to get you out of the best and worst situations. It is narrower than you would think however making it quite difficult to get comfortable in, but it does come with seven seats. Boot space is vast even if you go for the smallest Hard Top 90 model. Because of its versatility and varying models, we are lacking exact boot space capacity.