There are farms in UK?

@@arride4590 no the entire country looks like London just how all of the US looks like New York 🤡

@@arride4590 like half of the country is farms lol

@@arride4590 Is this comment for real?

@@Geraint3000 UK is so small. I thought has no places for farms

Lol that was my first thought

Not a conspiracy if it's just Doug.

That's exactly what I was thinking

At the very least get the one he wants at a lower price lol imagine Doug showing this video to a guy selling a defender

I thought the same thing LOL

Not a military vehicle per se, although militaries use them. Otherwise absolutely spot on.

I don’t understand why some of those people who need all those capabilities just far a damn land cruiser. Like don’t you want to be able to come back and not be stranded ??? A LC can do every thing a defender can. And mine has just under 300,000 miles and never has an issue AT ALL nothing. Every tiny little thing still works perfectly.

@@805NAVE the Land Cruiser is a rugged car, but in the UK the land rovers are easier and cheaper to find and fix, modify.

@@805NAVE I can only speak for the UK, but the Land Cruiser is a very rare product here, I understand we really only get what is known as the Land Cruiser Prado elsewhere, the bigger V8 model we don't get officially imported and and when it does sell new or nearly new a quick look at British AutoTrader website shows that they are £60k-£80k plus as a luxury SUV, which is over 100k USD, for that kind of money you might as well buy a Range Rover which here is seen as a much more stylish and luxurious vehicle. The smaller Land Cruiser is sold as a rival to the LR Discovery and again the Discovery is seen as more stylish in the UK. You are much more likely to see a Toyota Hilux pickup truck here in the UK than a Land Cruiser, they are known to get to high mileages, but most people in the UK won't drive their vehicles to 300,000 miles, they will be scrapped well before then. The Hilux is seen as much more of a work vehicle than a Land Cruiser, but if utility company needs real heavy off-road capability to move heavy weights they will often have Mercedes Unimogs or vehicles which have been derived from military capability such as Renault 8x8 trucks. Here Toyota sells the Land Cruiser Prado as a luxury SUV with leather and a/c etc, and we have a lot of choice of those kind of vehicles here in the UK, most of those vehicles will never leave the road so if you got a choice between Jag F-pace or a Land Rover Discovery/Sport or even on a Range Rover Sport folks go for them, unfortunately Toyota as a brand has an image in the UK as a worthy, reliable but dull brand, even on Toyota UK's Land Cruiser Prado webpage they say the following "With an off-road heritage spanning 70 years, the Land Cruiser range retains its ability to combine outstanding quality, durability and reliability with amazing off-road performance and even greater levels of luxury, prestige and on-road comfort" you can see what their marketing department is trying to do, unfortunately for them the Land Rover and the Defender in particular is a legend in the UK, through its history, capability and links to the military and because there is such an established hobby around modifying and maintaining them it becomes a lifestyle, basically you can join clubs with a community of fellow enthusiastics and go out on day trips off roading, weekends away and meetups. Also with the Land Rover Defender being smaller it better suits British roads and off-roading and you never really truly get stranded in the UK, it's not like the Australian outback where you can be a hundred kilometres away from the nearest town. Got to say my Land Rover has never let me down, but I do maintain it and that is part of the fun of the vehicle. While modern Land Rover vehicles are not know to be reliable, my wife has a new Jaguar SUV and it's had a few infotainment glitches, the Defender has a reputation of been capable of being reliable, just look at the Camel Trophy. It's really comes down to want you want to do, if it's a work vehicle to do lots of miles in and cost is no object get a Land Cruiser (outside of the UK, or a Hilux inside the UK), but if you're looking for a hobby that can be a lifestyle and enjoy working on your vehicle then in the UK it's the Land Rover.

@@matthewkeith8605 You better get the Wikipedia page for the Land Rover Defender change then: "The vehicle, a British equivalent of the Second World War derived (Willys) Jeep, gained a worldwide reputation for ruggedness and versatility" I can tell you from my experience when I worked at JLR, at that time it was seen as a military derived or based vehicle which civilians could buy, major military customers had been having input into elements and technical spec of the design through the series models to the 90 / 110 and then on to the Defender, again hence the name "Defender".

Naw that’s a car

Its probably a new Tesla design

THISSS is an alien spaceship!

Its a crystal lol

It's not a rock, it's a car 😂

It must be the prototype CyberTruck.

Well i guess a alien wants doug the review their…. Thing

It’s the Lo-Res Car Sculpture by Rem D Koolhaas and United Nude seen in the Peterson Museum

@@LordLiquidBaconII looks more like a cyber boat

@James G he reviews Lamborghinis all the time

Same looks like a weird Cybertruck thing but no wheels. (Prob hiden)

It's a Lamborghini countach

@@bradfox7997 ....uhm no

@@Goat4459 umm yes...

@@Goat4459 that car is in Petersen museum rn, they took an actual countach and then made its design to the lowest quality

Ooh I actually hope he would, I like 30-50 foot cruisers/pocket yachts and I'd want him to review one or two

One of these days he’ll review a luxury helicopter

Yeaa I loved those

Thisssssss is a 14 foot flat bottom tracker jon boat with an evinrude 9.9 outboard

@@tctarheelfarmin358 lol

yep that was the idea. Now, only the rich assholes can expend money in a car these days and Land Rover knows about that.

I, for one, would not know anything about "towing sheep".

Theres at least 3 abandoned old land rovers sat in fields in a 2 mile radius from me (2 90s range rovers and a 110). People do sometimes forget that they were originally very utilitarian

people don't understand that even the later models had manual airco. As in "have levers to open the vent in the dash" manual airco. One of my mates has a 2003 D110. actually pretty low mileage. around 100K I think.

Even the last defenders had holes in the rear chassis cross member to mount a PTO unit to. Used for driving implements such as hydraulic pumps for excavators, wood saws etc. They were marketed as road going tractors for a long time, and always a utility vehicle after that. There's still a few utility companies here in the UK using defenders as maintenance vehicles and with cherry picker backs.

Subway: another else on your sub? Doug: be sure to check out (has hand seizure) car's and bids!

@@yungboicontigo9278 What does that mean? I googled it... no results.

During the eulogy too

He's waiting for the wake - extra networking

Coffins and Bids

Before I bury you, be sure to check out CARS AND BIDS!

"Thiiiissss is a 2021 Cadillac Hearse and today we're going to go over the quirks and features."

I actually think it might be, as he said on the WVFRM podcast with MKBHD, that the Pandemic means it’s harder for him to get private owners to let him review their cool/new cars (which is why he’s relying on press cars). To maintain his relevance in the KZfaq algorithm he has to keep putting out content regularly on this channel so he posts More Doug content here for now.

@@yungboicontigo9278 ummm ok

@@yungboicontigo9278 either you're a troll, or you're not doing much research to know that Doug puts the More Doug content to this channel for more ad rates. The More Doug is for experimental content, for when you're not sure if it'll do good or not.

@@yungboicontigo9278 You piss off actual fans too like me & not just the haters. Go waste your time with other things.

I've borrowed this thing from an alien in my neighborhood

Yeah. Seriously, what is up with all the graphics?

These graphics & sound effects need to stop.

Right? I almost thought it was the Cybertruck.

a boat?

A Petersen Museum car

How to drop prices lol

He's infiltrating the market to hoard them for himself 🤣😂

Your spelling is literally rubbish. (litter - ly)

Like Orangutan?

Same here in Saddleworth

Could not agree less. Born and bred in Wiltshire (Cotswold) it's predominately farming. A good number of defenders are about (mostly TD5's) still, but most farmers now have Isuzu D-Max's or those with a bit more cash flow pick up a Mitsubishi L200. Those with Defenders will go the same way when the rust eventually gets past the point of replacing a chasis and the cost of a downpayment on a D-Max.

Where I live, most of Land Rovers are parked in a garage because most of them are broken. New ones, old ones. It’s just like LR do this on purpose. Farmers will not buy LRs, most of them own Rams, Hilux, F150, Navaras, Dmax…

His “features”? 😏

"Let's start by taking a look inside the chest cavity..."

Lol right!!

@@dontreadmypicture9000 I’m good

It'll come later I guess, but I just can't wait

ikr any idea what it is???

It's prolly an experimental car from Petersen Museum, similiar to a box car that sold on C&B a while back

@@straightbusta2609 probably lol

Havoc on my way to get a diamond and you have the ability of to ❌ *DONT READ MY NAME* ❌

But if he’s dropping the value by the video to make them cheap , then the values are low

Thanks.

Thanks.

Thanks.

Wtf is that thing

@@connerperry Lo Res, by United Nude (yep, the women's footwear brand). It has one electric motor only, no supercar performance.

@@danielr.y5261 crazy thing. Thanks for the info

@@danielr.y5261 Imagine if it had supercar performance

It's more along the lines of abstract automobilia art rather than an actual road legal car.

sorry? Your 2013 defender will be exactly the same as a 2007 except for the motor being a 2.4 rather than your 2.2 so exactly the same reliability. Defenders weren't made past March/May 2016?

Doug hired an editor about a year ago

I’m the same with my 68 series 2 I may have to always put my arm out the window 24/7 because I don’t fit in the drivers compartment and always have my spine pop out my skull because of the leaf spring suspension but I love it to death and parts are regularly available for me I’m in Ireland so import tax on everything makes it a pain along with paying extra already for whole kits instead of single parts but I always get the biggest smile on my face especially when I hear the v8 in it start up and it’s extra funny when you pass people on the road in a vintage box that sounds like an old muscle car

Reliability seems like a pretty good reason.

@@roberthoward9500 only poors think they are unreliable, stick with your Honda Jazz.

@@gypsyemperor7535 Car manufactures can make reliable cars, they just choose not to because making an unreliable car means they get more money in fixing it and people want to replace their cars more. Why buy a German car when you know the manufacturer wants to start failing on you at the 5 to 10 year mark.

@@gypsyemperor7535 i don’t think someone talking actual facts is poor. they just don’t want a car that breaks down constantly.......

@@zhila5958 I’m part of the throwaway society I drive cars for certain amount of years/ mileage then I decide if it’s too old for me to keep driving and get rid of it and European brands fit perfectly I get rid of it before the major repairs are required and usually I buy them with warranty

I thought it was a coffin.

Those 200tdi and 300tdi could easily reach over 650k miles with basic maintenance. Very underrated engine

I remember it was 1996 and I test drove a brand new Defender 90 and a Land Cruiser 80 series back to back (both US spec). I ended up buying the 80 series, and remember very vividly how big of a world of difference the 2 vehicles were. Same capabilities, but how much further lightyears refined the 80 was in terms of comfort, quietness, and smoothness on top of lockers. Of which the Defender had none of those traits but still commaded so much $.

@@bcatz454 80 series is the GOAT

Common sense is lacking in today's world

They are not overpriced, since people are paying those prices. And the ride quality is superior to a Jeep of the same vintage. Reliability is the main drawback, yes, but at this point it is really no worse than any 25 year old classic truck or car. The diesel models are very reliable if maintained, and get around 28mpg. They are slow though, probably 82-83 mph top speed.

@@sebaaaa56 They were unreliable when new, age has nothing to do with bad engineering and dodgy quality. Actually a lot of them have been “sorted” over the years and are much better than when new. Some have been converted to LS…..those are reliable! Lol

@@texanbill6032 actually no, they are not unreliable since new. They are unreliable when not looked after. Some versions may have more problems than others. Obviously the V8 automatics would have a tendency to be more unreliable, but in my experience, unreliable Land Rovers have unreliable owners. I own a Tdi Defender. I’ve done 50k miles on it over the last 6 years. I bought it from a military surplus auction after 12 years of service and terrible neglect. After sorting it out initially, I’ve had nothing but maintenance done to it. Starts every morning and drives all day.

@@sebaaaa56 I cannot speak for the diesel models, but the gas models were *extremely* problematic. Not just the Defender, every single vehicle they made. A coworker of mine bought a new Disco back in the late 90’s. It had overheating issues from the start and ate head gaskets. Later he had transmission issues. About ten years later, I played the game and bought a low mileage used Disco. Every sensor on the vehicle had to be replaced at least once. It also overheated regularly and had to have the head gaskets replaced. This one was dealer serviced, and had all service records. Luckily, I was able to get out from under it. Don’t take my word, google LR reliability, see what you find. Lol

Bahamas and u will receive this 8pounds and u have to be a ❌ *DONT READ MY NAME* ❌

@@dontreadmypicture9000 shut up

Quite sure if he wanted to buy something he'd approach the seller privately, before it ever had the chance of appearing on that site.

Catalog is the firs in the first time I have to go through the same as the ❌ *DONT READ MY NAME* ❌

*smiles smugly in Toyota Hilux*

This is why I want a YJ. It wouldn’t be a daily driver, but that tractor like driving experience is what makes it fun. The new jeeps don’t have that feel anymore or that bare bones interior. I can understand the people buying defenders are generally rich guys that don’t know what they are getting into. But I want that Jeep experience like when my friends let me drive theirs in High School.

I mean the rough ride sure, but if you were to get one with the 4 litre inline 6, then you've got yourself a reliable ride

Just don't take it on any long trips

@@pachiefbrody a YJ and not a CJ or a TJ - I'm not used to seeing that be a Jeepers' preferred rig.

"Boom, roasted" the main reason why you're wrong.

"boom, roasted" are you 7 years old?

India has tata nano

Austria has G Wagen and Panda 4x4

And only Japan has got it right

why does everyone forget that japan has more 4x4 than just toyota. there is the nissan patrol, the diahatsu rocky, taft and feroza, the suzuki jimni, vitara and samurai, Mitsubishi‎ l200, isuzu d-max,

@@robinverspaille6298 I agree with you heavily

But it’s got the steering wheel on the wrong side :/

Not anymore you can't. Decent modern (2010 - 2015) examples are now going for between £30 - 50k, and even older models can be in the £20k range. If you find anything much cheaper it's likely to be a wreck. That may not be as much as they're fetching in the states ... yet, but its a lot more than the majority of used hatchbacks.

@@jaumecasanova551 No, it has the steering wheel on the correct side. 😉

The price of used Tacomas is what's truly hilarious.

@@jaumecasanova551 That's the catch. The Americans drive on the right side of the road, while the British drive on the wrong side.

The what, what and what?

Raisman said that she had a chance of being a 888feet person who ❌ *DONT READ MY NAME* ❌

OH, SO ORIGINAL COMMENT, HAVENT READED BEFORE

If I can remember, he said that better ad rates on his main channel is the reason why he stopped uploading videos on More Doug.

the new defender is a modern suv and not a 60's tractor?

@@krishpanzade7109 guessing more than $60?

what's the difference between the two? They look the same to me.

@@PliskinHK the 2010 defender is essentially the same as the 2015 one just the 2015 one was a bit more “pimped” with some having nicer grills, blacked out parts, less plastic in the front of the car this was mainly because there was loads of special models that came out because of its discontinuation and most of the last defenders were more nicely optioned compared to previous years.

Buy the grenadier

40's actualy

@@robinverspaille6298 Thanks and its actually 😉

Lol

He forgot the password

@@sidbrun_ wait really

@@sidbrun_ yt can just reset his password. Doug is well known so you know yt isn’t concerned of fraudulent activity. I think he just wants to minimize his work load. C&b nets him decent money and he still has two channels.

@@diddydoodat4488 it’s a joke

It's the automotive version of "Gosh that guy with the English accent seems so intelligent"

@@yungboicontigo9278 That's not why he left More Doug. He said that his main channel has better ad rates than his second channel.