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Classic Defender Works V8 DAKTARI Edition.
The 110 station wagon version of Land Rover Classic's ten-vehicle DAKTARI Works V8 edition, in Dark Grey with an Alpine White roof and matching steel wheels.
BASE VEHICLEDefender 110BUILT BYLand Rover Classic Works (on Defender 90/110 station wagon donors)IN SERVICE2024OPERATED INGermanyPRODUCTION10LAYOUT4 wheels · 110″
The record
Introduced in 2024, the DAKTARI edition combines Series-inspired trim with a rebuilt 2012–2016 Defender donor. The official specification includes a 5.0-litre V8 rated at 297 kW (405 PS), 515 Nm, an eight-speed ZF automatic, Eibach suspension and Alcon brakes. Ten vehicles were offered across 90 and 110 body styles.
The model depicts the 110 press vehicle: grey wheelarches and steel wheels, a white roof cap, silver handles and bumper, projecting mesh grille, LED headlights, monochrome wing flags and rear-door payload stencils. The DAKTARI tailgate identity and Caraway upholstery are documented by Land Rover. The press gallery supplies the 110 side and rear details.
A German advertisement for a specific 110 describes collaboration with Land Rover Germany and development with the UK team. This supports the German connection and documented German availability. The existing United Kingdom origin and Germany operating-country fields are retained; the consulted pages do not identify the individual conversion factory. Gameplay tuning is separate from historical specifications.
By review request, the game model omits the front grille badge and the central front CLASSIC display plate; these omissions are a presentation preference, not a claim about the original edition.
Specification
MANUFACTURERLand Rover Classic Works (on Defender 90/110 station wagon donors)
MODIFIER / COACHBUILDERLand Rover Classic with Land Rover Germany
MANUFACTUREDEdition announced June 2024; rebuilt 2012–2016 donors
Catalogue fields describe the vehicle's structure and body as this registry records it. They are not certified factory measurements, and no performance figures are published here.
Imagery
No published image yetA rendering impression or a free-licence photograph will appear here once one is published — the sources below link to photographs elsewhere
Where it was
DE Germany2024–2026 · Edition for the German market