Landrover Defender 90 Hard Top

The Land Rover Defender, with roots tracing back to the original Land Rover Series I introduced in 1948, has long been celebrated as one of the most capable and rugged vehicles ever made. The Defender 90, in particular, has carried on the legacy of the short-wheelbase Series 88, evolving over decades while retaining the robust, no-nonsense character that made its predecessors legendary.

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The Defender 90 Hard Top has been the workhorse of the Land Rover lineup, favored by everyone from farmers to architects and countless other professionals who need a reliable, capable vehicle. Its basic, utilitarian design has been a staple in the lineup, offering a blank canvas for customization or simply a durable, practical tool for various tasks. The Hard Top variant, characterized by its enclosed rear cargo area, has been in continuous production from the Series 88 through to the final Defender production run in 2016, cementing its reputation as an icon of functionality and dependability.

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This 2010 Land Rover Defender 90 is equipped with the Ford-produced 2.4-liter TDCi engine, a powerplant that was introduced to the Defender lineup in 2007. This engine delivers 122 horsepower and 360 Nm of torque, providing ample power and reliability for both on-road and off-road adventures. The 2.4 TDCi engine is known for its durability, with a common rail fuel injection system that offers improved efficiency and reduced emissions compared to its predecessors.

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Combined with a six-speed manual transmission, the engine allows for better fuel economy and more refined highway cruising, making the 2010 Defender 90 both a capable off-roader and a more comfortable vehicle for everyday use.

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