Land Rover Defender 110 S Beach Break
Most limited-run cars and trucks are based on the versions with the most: the ones with all the features and all the engine. This is especially the case with luxury car companies. So something like the Land Rover Defender Beach Break is quite the surprise, because it's based on, well, the base Defender 110, and it's priced accordingly. With that being said, there's not a whole lot going on here, and what is, looks oddly familiar.
Though the real attraction is the set of sunset stripes , and the fact that Land Rover is only selling 20 of these models. Land Rover notes that the name and the color and graphics theme are all based on the theme of Pacific beaches. That's fair, combining blue and white hues with sunset oranges and reds. We can't help but notice the striking similarity to the Ford Bronco Sport Free Wheeling: another boxy, retro, rugged SUV with sunset stripes.
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