Overview
- Land Rover Classic disclosed Tuesday that it built a four-vehicle, single-client commission made up of a 90 Station Wagon, 90 Soft Top, 110 Station Wagon and a 110 Double Cab Pick‑Up.
- Each car wears a colour‑shifting finish called Spectral Green that Land Rover says took close to 400 hours per vehicle to prepare paint, polish and colour match and was also applied to wheels and selected interior trim pieces.
- All four remastered Defenders start from 2012–2016 donor cars and are upgraded with a naturally aspirated 5.0‑litre V8 (around 399–405 hp), a ZF eight-speed automatic transmission and revised suspension, steering and larger brakes.
- Land Rover Classic formally added the 110 Double Cab Pick‑Up and 90 Hard Top body styles to its Classic Defender V8 catalogue and introduced a new 9‑inch touchscreen option with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
- The buyer remains anonymous and Land Rover Classic has not published prices; independent reporting notes previous single remasters cost north of £250,000 and estimates place the four‑car commission well into seven‑figure territory while underlining that Works Bespoke builds are limited, labour‑intensive and customer‑specific.