Naks

Some more off-roading from Colorado:

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Nice off-roading comparison with a bunch of other 4x4s in Moldova:

I'm no Sheikh, and I would 😎

he's not even worthy of a punch. a bitch slap would be more appropriate, followed by a solid kick to the nads

Worldwide, all data from: https://www.jaguarlandrover.com/2016/reports-and-financial-downloads

Sales figures 1 April - 30 June 2020 (from Defender2.net, source unnamed):not looking too good for the L663

A mod to remove the ugly square plate on the C pillar:

Photo of the rear with the bumper removed

pfft... nonsense, plenty of EAS landys off-road and overland without any issues. some guys in Oz even reported 200,000km on ORIGINAL airbags without any issues. meanwhile, my OME coils sagged after barely 83,000km

nice greenlaning video from Bulgaria (?)

^ probably only for the UK market. For ZA, it's all air, except for the basic 90.

This video could be a leak of the 2021 RR preview

looks like a coil-over suspension replacement?

That photo looks like it was in Access mode, probably just to make sure of the clearances.

So, it looks like 18" wheels are possible on it!

Took the Rangie for its annual service yesterday, and had a look at the demo they had on the floor. It looks smaller IRL than in photos, IMHO. Sitting position and driver's view is pretty good. Pedals are still way close together for comfortable left-foot braking. The boot is not as big as I expected, but the side curvatures of the opening means that you lose a lot of space if you were to fit a drawer system.

"Now available at www.atraxion.com. Two new wheels for 2020 Defender, mounted on Goodyear Wrangler 255/60R20 . We thank Land Rover Hasselt for making this video possible."

nice video of the underside:

PowerfulUK's video on why they took down the video about the GPF sensor issue: And a new video of them green-laning:

Yes, yes I would. The same way I use my RRS off-road. And the same way I used my previous D4 off-road. In case you don't think it's possible, have a look here: Of course, you can't bang them around a trail as you would a Defender, so you just have to pick your lines carefully and have a spotter handy.