Shocking results! | Defender 90 put to the test⛽

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @tomabbott1792
    @tomabbott1792 2 года назад +5

    What a motor!

  • @overlandready
    @overlandready 2 года назад +2

    I'm only a little surprised that the MPG is that low from standard figures, I would have thought you'd be getting about 27-28mpg out of it. td5 90 is rated at 28mpg combined and some of them do 30+. Not got figures for tdi's unfortunately...

  • @grahames9228
    @grahames9228 2 года назад +3

    I like my Defender and really don't care about mpg.

  • @davekennedy6315
    @davekennedy6315 2 года назад

    I respect the Land Rover as a British icon but other than that I think they're awful today. The fact that it's mpg is actually worse than a Cerbera just finishes any desire off. Talk to ex-servicemen about their views on Land Rovers and I guarantee you'll get a LOT of swearing and negative points, I doubt you'll get a single positive.

    • @wingding028
      @wingding028 2 года назад +1

      ex service and own 2 defenders i know lots of ex service who own them they were shit in afgan because they were tin cans

    • @davekennedy6315
      @davekennedy6315 2 года назад +1

      @@wingding028 that wasn't really the Defenders fault though, they just didn't stand a chance against huge explosions (they were built for Northern Ireland type situations weren't they?) Our troops needed purposely designed, V shaped hulls and thicker armour etc to be safe. But I'd heard a lot of ex servicemen hate Defenders in general through their use of them in NI and other places. Bit like me hating Transits through my time behind the wheel.

    • @wingding028
      @wingding028 2 года назад +1

      @@davekennedy6315 they were built for small arms fire not the ieds and the likes . they were nick named coffins . ya some lads dont like them because of their time in them others like me like them because of the all round truck they are they dont drive the best but there is just something about them for me anyway

    • @larrywinning5183
      @larrywinning5183 2 месяца назад +1

      As an Ex 🪂Regt. Member and used them since 1963 in Desert, Jungle, Tarmac and off road in U.K. and other places, they were great machines, easy to fix carried amazing stuff really tough. I saw one badly damaged as one of the chutes did not open properly yet it drove through desert for 80 miles carrying all sorts of kit. I still have a td5 and it is great on the farm, pulling a Rib, putting it in and out of Scottish waters with slide slipways and has been very very reliable.