J77 wrote:

We’re they all Black by any chance?

Ha Ha. That made me laugh as my family and a friends family both drove our black 110's (puma's) to see Bond over the weekend. Neither of us work for Villains though

DSL wrote:

Another “Who?”.

DSL wrote:

Still doesn’t help me.

Oldmowgli wrote:

Supacat wrote:

Anyone know who this is?



Hopefully, this one meets the Forums exacting standards of what qualifies as a celebrity...

Not sure if Tango Man pictured is a real celeb but boy those wheels are a sight to behold (!) and what is with the white square around the door handle ?

Living in Oz as I now do, I must have missed out on whoever Ant Anstead is. I'm sure he's a very nice person but I am personally more aligned with Ant and Dec..... maybe they have matching Defenders ? Though probably not Dec as he couldn't reach the pedals, but Ant McPartlin..... he's just the sort to wear a cravat isn't he ?

Is it mary peters in a fury?

Supacat wrote:

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"Gemma is one of the wealthiest stars to come out of The Only Way Is Essex.

She has made millions from various TV shows, endorsements and her own clothing empire.

From sponsored Instagram posts to a hand sanitizer range, Gemma is has hustled her way to millionaire status with a wide range of entrepreneurial endeavours since finding fame as a reality star."

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/showbiz/gemma-...h-25112469

Words fail me!

Fat Cog wrote:

I think this thread has got somewhat off-track from the celebrity theme & has got far too personal; its undeniable that modern day JLR (& every other manufacturer) have become celebrity & image obsessed which has alienated a sizeable section of Land Rover enthusiasts, as far as I can see this thread is about marketing strategy as opposed to the merits of the new Defender.

That said, I believe Huttopia makes a good point regarding separate forums...unlike the Wrangler, G-Wagon DNA etc the new 2020 Defender is so far removed from the pre-2016 model that making comparisons is pointless & the chasm will widen by natural progression as the old model becomes consigned to, albeit living, automotive history.

I've said this on previous posts that the new Defender isn't my cup of tea but I suspect my Wolf & 90 HT XS are not to the liking of most 2020 Defender owners, that doesn't mean I hold a personal grudge or any judgement whatsoever, nor would I expect others to sit in judgement on me & if its all going to get personal & nasty then I think, forum-wise' the writing is on the wall.