Sell your Land Rover Defender in under 60 seconds

Sell your Land Rover Defender in 3 simple steps

When it comes to selling your Land Rover Defender one of the key aspects you're looking for is 'who will give me the best price?'. This is where WeBuyPrestigeCar can help. 

Whether you're selling your Defender 90, Defender 110 or Defender 130, every aspect of your Land Rover Defender will be taken into account to give you an accurate and fair price.

*Our quote is based on the information you provide and takes into account the costs you have spent to maintain your Defender including tyres and servicing. 

When you sell your Land Rover Defender to WeBuyPrestigeCar, you can rest assured that a 4x4 specialist who understands the value of your vehicle is pricing your car. 

We aren't just a faceless computer algorithm. You can also telephone us with any questions about your car: 01245 244567.

Are you ready to find out how much your Defender is worth? 

Get started by inputting your vehicle registration above and we'll start your valuation immediately. 

The History of the Land Rover Defender

The Land Rover Defender traces its lineage back to the original Land Rover Series vehicles, which were introduced in 1948. The brainchild of Maurice Wilks, the design was inspired by the World War II Willys Jeep, aiming to create a robust and versatile agricultural vehicle suitable for the rugged British countryside. Initially intended for farm and light industrial use, the Series vehicles garnered immense popularity and evolved over three generations: Series I, II, and III. These workhorses became synonymous with off-road capability and were deployed in various roles ranging from military utilities to safari expeditions.

In 1990, the Land Rover Series was rebranded as the Defender, a name chosen to reflect its rugged capability and the vehicle's reputation as the defender of the British countryside. The Defender maintained the iconic boxy shape and unparalleled off-road prowess of its predecessors but introduced improvements in comfort, safety, and versatility. Over the years, it underwent numerous updates in terms of engines, interiors, and technology. Yet, despite these changes, it always retained its distinct character and charm. However, due to ever-tightening emission and safety regulations, production of the classic Defender ceased in 2016, marking the end of an era. Nonetheless, the Defender's spirit was revived with a modern reinterpretation launched in 2020, paying homage to the iconic design while embracing the technological advancements of the 21st century.