A unique Land Rover Defender 90, initially delivered to King Charles III at Highgrove House, is up for sale. This vehicle, with under 25,000 miles, showcases both British engineering and royal history. Its impressive condition and direct link to the monarchy make it a valuable collectors' piece. The model features comfort upgrades rare for its type while retaining its iconic design associated with the royal family. Notably, the vehicle was likely driven by the King himself, enhancing its significance as a personal royal artifact.
Unlike many luxury vehicles commissioned for royalty, this Defender 90 was not chauffeur-driven. The driver's seat displays the only visible signs of wear, suggesting that Charles himself took the wheel rather than relying on a driver.
The Land Rover Defender has long been a staple of British royalty, with multiple generations of the royal family favoring the rugged off-roader for its blend of capability and classic design.
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