Prins Defender 90

"Defender by Prins" have a huge collection of styling packages available for the Land Rover Defender. Their cars can be personalised to an individual specification that reflects the aspirations and requirements of each owner, whether operating at the heart of an exciting outdoor adventure, or in the wilds of the urban environment. To create the styling package, the team have reimagined each aspect of the vehicle from the ground up, taking the commercial Land Rover Defender and using military inspired British design, to upgrade and refine it. Their styling packages can be applied to the defender 90 or the Defender 110 and are ideal for customers who demand to be seen as individuals that stand out from the crowd. To purchase one of these beauties, head over to Prins Auto, they have several other custom Defenders available, or you can order your dream ride with your own specifications.

All images by: Jan Fillem

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