The defender 110 wheels Rover that has been built for off-road adventures. Whether it is in the form of the nimble 90 or the long-wheelbase 110, the Defender has made its name by being able to take on any challenge that comes its way.

It has a reputation for being one of the most capable off-roaders on the market and the new Defender is no exception to that rule. It has serious off-roading covered, with approach angles of 38 degrees front and 40 rear for the 110 model, with the option of air suspension and a special mode for wading through water.

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On-road abilities are also pretty impressive, with the new Defender delivering on its on-road driving promise and performing well on city streets, thanks to big air springs, wide wheel travel, and a low centre of gravity. It also offers a lot of driver assistance features, including blind spot monitoring with cross-traffic alerts and lane-keep assist.

It is a little bit busier on the road than a Discovery or Range Rover, but the ride comfort is really good. The EPA rates the Defender’s fuel economy at 18 mpg in town and 21 mpg on the highway for all models, regardless of which engine is fitted.