2020 Defender Spy Shots....

[blackangie]

More ring shots, high res

Probably our best look yet at the Urban Version, looks like its the straight 6 based on the dual exhaust.

2020 Land Rover Defender Spied Leaning Through The Nurburgring

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[blackangie]

2020 Land Rover Defender specs leaked

Leaked information reveals three-model range for new Defender wagon.

www.whichcar.com.au

The camouflaged Defender will appear at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, which is running from July 4-7.

Some handy goodwood links i found..i just downloaded the app which you can set reminders in for events to watch.

[Video] How to build a Land Rover Defender Works V8

£150,000 buys you the most powerful production Defender ever made...

www.goodwood.com

The Offical 2019 Festival of Speed LIVE Stream! | Goodwood

Jump into the action at FOS 2019...

www.goodwood.com

Festival of Speed Timetable | Motorsport | Goodwood

What will you see this year at the Festival of Speed?

www.goodwood.com

Off-Road Driving Experiences in Sussex | Goodwood Motor Circuit

Feel every bump and drop as you adventure through the rutted tracks of Goodwood Motor Circuit in our fleet of classic Land Rovers from the 1960s.

www.goodwood.com

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[blackangie]

Land Rover have gone bigger than expected at the Goodwood festival with the new Defender.

110 and 90 on the hill

Nick Pritchard on Instagram: “My day is made, just seen the new @landrover #defender go up the hill @fosgoodwood!! Awesome awesome awesome #landrover #landroverdefender…”

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[blackangie]

And i think im in love

Love that grey with the red brakes, clear rear lights, red front recovery point, roof rails, snorkel and finally some good tyres: Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs.

Marcel & Victoria Koning on Instagram: “The ** NEW ** Defender at Goodwood Festival of Speed - Marcel takes us on a quick walk around. Still heavily camouflaged but looking ... ??…”
Dan Ives on Instagram: “Finally, a look at the new (disguised) Land Rover!
#landrover #defender #newdefender #festivalofspeed2019 #festivalofspeed”

Nick Pritchard on Instagram: “Love the look of the new @landrover_uk #defender; looks amazing, can’t wait till the launch! @fosgoodwood #landrover #landroverdefender…”

Chrissy Hughes on Instagram: “Today’s the day! We got this! #fos #festivalofspeed #jaguarlandrover #defender #tusk #work #events #goodwood #evoque #discoverysport…”

Jack Coupe on Instagram: “New defender at #goodwoodfos

#landrover #defender2020”

 

[naks]

 

[blackangie]

Nice find!

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[Paddler Ed]

It'll probably be on Redbull TV as well - they're showing a lot of the runs up the hill.

 

[TexasTJ]

How well do you think the Bonnet will hold a tire?

 

[blackangie]

How well do you think the Bonnet will hold a tire?

Nice well seeming as though there is one on the back, and expedition racks have been seen we might not need too. If that checker plate is real the bonnet sides at least have to withstand maybe 100kg+?

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[blackangie]

Some more closeups from another forum.

And a great walk around video

YouTube


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[blackangie]

Few stills from ol mates walkthrough vid.

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[DieselRanger]

I'm liking it as they very gradually remove bits of cladding and the true shape comes into view. I'm excited to see the long-rumored Ingenium inline-6 turbodiesel, if indeed that's what they will offer in the first year.

I'm betting the 130 will be quite popular premium family vehicle in the US judging by the number of 7-seat Escalades and "Redneck Range Rover" 3/4 ton trucks I see around.

The 110 with the diesel configured as a 5-seat X might be the sweet spot for overlanding if that config is available.

 

[mpinco]

I'm liking it as they very gradually remove bits of cladding and the true shape comes into view. I'm excited to see the long-rumored Ingenium inline-6 turbodiesel, if indeed that's what they will offer in the first year.

I'm betting the 130 will be quite popular premium family vehicle in the US judging by the number of 7-seat Escalades and "Redneck Range Rover" 3/4 ton trucks I see around.

The 110 with the diesel configured as a 5-seat X might be the sweet spot for overlanding if that config is available.

Definitely looking better as the cladding is removed. That said, I'm not in the market until the I-6 td at near 400hp/lb-ft is available. From what I have seen that is 2021?

Oh, and that's continuous power, not "music power" (see the audiophile wars of rms vs music power of old)

JLR needs this to be successful. Sales continue to decline by double digits.

 

[JeepColorado]

I'm liking it as they very gradually remove bits of cladding and the true shape comes into view. I'm excited to see the long-rumored Ingenium inline-6 turbodiesel, if indeed that's what they will offer in the first year.

I'm betting the 130 will be quite popular premium family vehicle in the US judging by the number of 7-seat Escalades and "Redneck Range Rover" 3/4 ton trucks I see around.

The 110 with the diesel configured as a 5-seat X might be the sweet spot for overlanding if that config is available.

Admittedly, I've been skeptical, but the more it comes into view the more I like what it is. If there is a coil spring suspension version (for lifting- I really want 35's on anything I'm going to use off-road) with the diesel (which from what we know appears to have more Hp and Torque than the EcoDiesel Jeep will use in the Wrangler) and has the interior storage capacity that a 5 seat set up should allow (The Wrangler to me has always fallen short in this capacity), then I could see this as a real contender for a Jeep Wrangler competitor. It seems to represent the right blend between capability on the trail and comfort in living with it everyday- I need something that rides well, drives well to the trail, carries what I need to, then is plenty capable enough to do what I need to on the trail. I've always found the Jeep to be more than capable off trail, but to get there it sacrifices on the road drivability and comfort. They've recently improved, but it's still underpowered in my opinion; especially with tires and bumpers, winch, etc... and it still is small inside. If this Defender can solve those issues- I'm all for giving it a shot at my purchase dollars.

 

[blackangie]

Definitely looking better as the cladding is removed. That said, I'm not in the market until the I-6 td at near 400hp/lb-ft is available. From what I have seen that is 2021?

Oh, and that's continuous power, not "music power" (see the audiophile wars of rms vs music power of old)

JLR needs this to be successful. Sales continue to decline by double digits.

Sales are increasing in some markets, other down.

Overall down single digits YOY I believe.

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