Firmship Worked Their Magic On The Land Rover Defender 90

Firmship, which is primarily a yacht design expert, has given the Land Rover Defender 90 an upgrade that really stands out. It doesn’t involve piling up stuff but rather making it look clean and sophisticated, with its roots dating back to 1948.

In other words, no flashy colors or unnecessary frills, just a touch of class with a little hint of off-road capability. Well, you have to admit that this isn't your typical Defender 90 Land Rover.

To achieve this, they coated the body in an ultra-durable metal lacquer used in bulldozers, giving you a different feel when you touch it. The vehicle boasts a light gray paint because that color never gets old and also because it is neither too cool nor too hot, thus ensuring timelessness.

The British Heritage wheels add further appeal as they are modern versions of the classic steel rims found on early Defenders. As for the interior, it has been redone with new materials and a mostly light gray color scheme so as to give it a fresh look.

It runs on a 3.0-liter P400 engine with 400 hp and 406 lb-ft of torque for excellent off-roading potential on all terrains. Firmship plans to make only 25 units of these exclusive Defender XS Firmship Editions, which would likely command premium amounts over the ordinary Defender 90 models.

If customers require additional features for improved off-road performance during the winter months too, then perhaps they might have to spend even more cash. This makes them once again distinctive among all others, made specifically for fans and collectors who need something special.