This 2009 Land Rover Defender 90 is a rare find, having been kept by only one owner since it was first registered. This short wheelbase, three-door Hard Top SUV is powered by a 2.4 litre diesel engine and features the well-regarded County trim level. As a capable four-wheel drive vehicle, it is built to handle challenging terrain while maintaining the classic utility associated with the Defender line. The County specification adds a level of comfort and practicality to this robust machine, making it a reliable choice for those who need a vehicle that is as functional as it is enduring. The performance of this Defender is balanced by its practical capabilities, including a substantial towing capacity of 3500 kg, which allows it to manage heavy loads with ease. It offers a fuel economy of 28 mpg, which is a notable figure for a vehicle of this type, alongside low carbon dioxide emissions for its class. These attributes combine to make this particular model a sensible option for drivers who require the strength of a four-wheel drive system without compromising on efficiency. This combination of towing power and economical running costs sets it apart from many other vehicles in the utility segment.