Detailed headlamps, taillamps and reflectors, ‘Defender’ on front, Land Rover logo on rear (license plate).

Born from the dissolution of British Leyland, the Land Rover Defender was an update upon the Land Rover Defender 110 Series introduced in 1990. The main reason for the name update being the 1989 introduction of the Land Rover Discovery. Due to its 4WD setup and Turbo Diesel options the Defender enjoyed use by civilians, various businesses and even by military and law enforcement (particularly in the United Kingdom where it originated). The Land Rover 90 Defender was the 2-door short-wheelbase version of the Defender with the aforementioned 110 model being the long-wheelbase version.  hotwheels.fandom.com