2026 Land Rover Defender 110 P400 Trophy Edition Keswick
- New
The overview
- Exterior Color
- Keswick Green
- Interior Color
- Ebony
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Engine
- 6
- VIN
- SALEW7EU8T2501583
- Stock Number
- L11947
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
4.3out of 5 overall- 5.0
Awesome SUV
by KY Defender on Thursday, April 18, 2024
This is my second Defender. I bought a 2020 model when Land Rover launched the new model. It was a great vehicle and I traded it for a 2024 model after 70,000 trouble free miles. The Defender is the perfect size for me with lots of head room throughout the interior. It drives well and is very sure footed in winter weather as well as rain. I have the P400 engine and use it to tow a 27 foot boat that reaches near the top of the tow rating. This thing is a beast towing. My wife has a GMC Yukon and I can honestly say the Defender tows better than the GMC with the 6.2L engine. - 5.0
king of the hill!!
by toni on Wednesday, January 04, 2023
Most rugged sexiest SUV out there , capable of anything , had the cayenne , Gle, x5 , x7, RR, RR sport and nothing compares to this HOT v8 carpathian BEAST! , sorry G wagon your way way overpriced . - 5.0
A glorious beast of a driving machine
by Mikecatl on Sunday, December 05, 2021
I have a 2022 Defender 110 X-Dynamic HSE with a bunch of options. My wife and I also currently own a LR4 and Range Rover Sport. I pulled up to a valet with the Defender and they had a new Chevy Tahoe and a newer Cadillac Escalade in front of me. Those cars went to the back lot and our Defender was parked in the front row. The Defender is such a cool ride and looks tough and luxurious. So far the Defender has been fun to drive around town and has a lot of space for our family of 5. I haven’t been off reading or on winter roads yet. However, I’m confident this vehicle will shine if it is equal to my LR4 or previous LR3 vehicles I’ve owned. I’m happy with the engine power, handling, and braking so far. My kids love the power ports located everywhere.
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