The land rover defender 110 combines superlative off-road ability with surprisingly plush on-road performance and interior space. It also comes with plenty of customization options that cut across technology, connectivity and interior comfort while still retaining the rugged look and feel that you want from a Land Rover.

The Defender has a unique boxy shape that makes it more spacious than other two-row luxury SUVs like the Lincoln Navigator or BMW X5. You can choose a five- or six-passenger seating layout with up to 13.7 cubic feet of cargo space with all three rows up.

Its bold horizontal lines, metal trim and rubber flooring pay tribute to its off-road roots while keeping it functional and comfortable on the road. You can also opt for a passenger-across front row bench seat or an available third-row seat that folds away into the floor.

Inside, the Defender 110 is a true safari-ready vehicle. The cabin strikes a fine balance between utilitarian and luxurious, with exposed rivets, door casings and other design cues that pay tribute to its predecessors while offering modern amenities such as air conditioning and Bluetooth streaming audio.

The Evolution of the Land Rover 110: From Military Workhorse to Modern Adventure Vehicle

There are a few trim levels that will suit your needs, from the base four-cylinder S to the range-topping X model. All models feature an active differential and a variety of off-road capability packages.

You can add a family pack to your Defender 110 that includes third-row seats and 3-zone climate control. You can also upgrade to a mild hybrid inline-six engine, which will boost off-road performance and fuel economy. Finally, the X model offers a host of appearance features such as Windsor leather and bright metal pedals.