The "signature" squares blocking the rearward windows baffles me. Why!? Some designer's idea of style? It's just stupid. I didn't get a 90 because of that, but I'm glad it doesn't have them.

(BTW, sorry about my smart-*** response about the seat back pockets, but the concern felt a little too "first world problem" to let slide.)

 

listed anywhere ?

 

At first I was liking the larger screens, either the 2025 or the even wider 2026 but I just came across a 2021 with the screen that fits between upper and lower dash "beams" and thought that was better design language by far. I then thought through what I like screens for and it's mainly the map that i care about being larger. If all the same features are available in some way for input, then I really don't need a larger screen for any of that.
The inset screen is pretty much the same size as the one in m,y 2017 RR SVAB and i've been surviving just fine with that LOL

 

Only here. Let me know if you have any questions. I haven't listed it anywhere else yet.

https://landroverforums.com/forum/ma...697#post936138

 

How are the heated windshields working out ? Are they worth the package ?
And , btw , I have a 2002 Land Rover Discovery . Not perfect in any way . But maybe a little beefier .

 

Search the forum and you’ll see a few discussions. I have it. Surprisingly good at clearing the fog from the inside of the windshield. Better than blowing air from an engine that hasn’t warmed up yet.

Not really meant for melting ice or snow on the outside.

You do have the grid of wires in the glass. It bothered me more when it was new; I don’t really see it now unless I’m driving into the sun, but it’s always there if you look for it.

 

Do you live in an area that is cold often and do you leave your vehicle parked outside? If so then it would definitely be something worth considering. In addition to being a better defroster than the air vents - it can also help with clearing accumulating slush from the windshield where the wipers push it out of the way.

 

One of the best features. Even though mine is kept in the garage, it is extremely useful when I leave the office and there's a layer of snow on my car. Press a button and within a minute or two the snow & ice is melted. Plus, it also works as an exceptionally good defogger. Worth every penny.

 

The heated windshield works great in VT - melts snow and ice fast and allows for easy clearing. This is something I would always option for if you live in a cold climate.

 

And here is a subjective question ...........What size wheels are the most popular ?? Personally , I like the 19" . They seem more appropriate for overlanding .