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Will never be a true successor to the basic wolf which had no ECU’s and you could strap a machine gun onto it …But I’m glad they are trying to make the Defender more rough and ready. The G wagon professional now has competition …

Ev112 said: The basic platform doesn t have any edge in off-road capability, and certainly not in durability as it was designed for a different use case to the othersSeems it was the only one to successfully complete all the MOD tests. Cheap pickups are fine, but they’re not strong or durable in consumer form - eg flimsy stamped chassis that rust and crack. Seems that the role for these things in the forces is a lot more limited than it was, in any case.

GianiCakes said: Ridiculous to go off the shelf no matter how customised. Modern road cars, and the Defender is a very good one, are too far away from military requirements.A bespoke vehicle will be better in the long run. If it can be done for London taxis then I can t see why it won t work for the military.No doubt what will be offered will be a stripped down, easy to maintain, "no frills" version. The advantage of going off the shelf is spares are easily available, production is already up and running and there is a very low risk of something going wrong, or the vehicle not working. Which,

Will never be a true successor to the basic wolf which had no ECU’s and you could strap a machine gun onto it …But I’m glad they are trying to make the Defender more rough and ready. The G wagon professional now has competition …