You have a couple of typos - Navrik should be Narvik, "pre-facelift models except improved..." should read "pre-facelift models except with improved", "The touchscreen was upped" should read "The touchscreen was increased in size", "Country Accessory Pack" should be "County Accessory Pack".

Don't mean to nit-pick - just to help out

 

As they say in the South, "God bless your heart".

 

And as we say in the North of England "go f**k yourself" - he asked for feedback and I provided it.

 

I’ll get on to those. But FYI Country Accessory Pack is correct. It’s different to the County Exterior Pack. Country is the bigger fenders, mudflaps and I think the hose and a luggage net while County is like Tasman Blue accents and stuff

 

My mistake - I've learned something new today. Thanks

 

I suspect 2027 will be an even bigger year for the Defender. Or maybe, smaller.

 

The spy face cam will soon feed insurance companies with premium-raising information.

If this atrocity gadget gets to be sold and be functional in US models, either a piece of black gorilla tape will go over it or the car simply won't sell. Not to me anyway.

This reminds me Europeans taking over RAM and getting rid of the HEMI V8. They got rid of the black ink in their balance sheet as well.

Edit: I'm new to LR so this might be a stupid question, but why some Defenders have red colored plastic tail lights and others clear plastic? I like the clear plastic ones better, and I'm not talking about the new 2026 design. I've seen the 2025 model tail lights in both variants, why? Just different models? The one 110 V8 I've seen at a dealer has solid red tail lights instead of clear.

 

I'm not 100% sure that is its function, but that is plausible.
The models that have the grey tailights are X, V8 and OCTA, while the other trims (S, SE, HSE and X-Dynamic eqv.) have the red tailights.