The Land Rover Defender 75th Limited Edition Will Make Others Green With Envy
Inspired by the bucolic English village, the Land Rover Defender 75th Limited Edition's finish blends right into the verdant countryside.
Named after the verdant Lake District countryside village in England, Land Rover has bestowed the Defender 75th Limited Edition a captivating new Grasmere Green color theme. The mildly matte and herbaceous hue is one dashing color, with the light metallic green imparting the automotive adventurer’s silhouette a notably new personality extending right down to its matching wheels while accentuating its satisfyingly rugged and boxy proportions.
The color theme developed to celebrate three-quarters of a century of the automotive brand is available in 90 or 110 body designs, and extends inside and out. An assortment of unique detailing and aesthetic finishes are exclusive to the vehicle, including 20-inch alloy wheels with matching center caps also finished in Grasmere Green and Ceres Silver colored bumpers. In sum it arrives as more sophisticated option to its more audaciously adventurous Trophy Edition counterpart.
Inside, the Defender 75th Limited Edition brings in the exterior’s brushed Grasmere Green Powder Coat across the Cross Car Beam and end caps, with laser-etched detailing spelling out the Defender moniker. The seats are finished in Resist Ebony, with the veneer on the center console featuring a durable Robustec material.
Beyond these aesthetic finishes, the 75th anniversary edition remains the same as its...
Named after the verdant Lake District countryside village in England, Land Rover has bestowed the Defender 75th Limited Edition a captivating new Grasmere Green color theme. The mildly matte and herbaceous hue is one dashing color, with the light metallic green imparting the automotive adventurer’s silhouette a notably new personality extending right down to its matching wheels while accentuating its satisfyingly rugged and boxy proportions.
The color theme developed to celebrate three-quarters of a century of the automotive brand is available in 90 or 110 body designs, and extends inside and out. An assortment of unique detailing and aesthetic finishes are exclusive to the vehicle, including 20-inch alloy wheels with matching center caps also finished in Grasmere Green and Ceres Silver colored bumpers. In sum it arrives as more sophisticated option to its more audaciously adventurous Trophy Edition counterpart.
Inside, the Defender 75th Limited Edition brings in the exterior’s brushed Grasmere Green Powder Coat across the Cross Car Beam and end caps, with laser-etched detailing spelling out the Defender moniker. The seats are finished in Resist Ebony, with the veneer on the center console featuring a durable Robustec material.
Beyond these aesthetic finishes, the 75th anniversary edition remains the same as its...
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