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Land Rover Defender's Production Comes To An End
Jaguar
Land
Rover's
Defender,
one
of
the
most
loved
and
longest
lived
vehicle
is
to
cease
production
today,
after
68
years.
The
last
Defender
will
roll
out
of
the
Jaguar
Land
Rover's
Solihull
plant
in
Lode
Lane,
United
Kingdom.
Land Rover has sold more than two million Defenders since 1948 and there are currently 308 models.
The Defender production had to stopped since it can't keep up with the tough European Union emissions and safety regulations.
The Queen herself took delivery of her first Land Rover shortly after coming to the throne in 1952 and has used Land Rovers ever since.
The Defender was designed by Maurice Wilks, Rover's chief engineer, who sketched his original design in the sand on a beach for his brother Spencer, who was the managing director of the Rover Company.
