The New Defender 110X is based on the standard 110 but with an increased level of extras. These are defined by the suffix S, SE,HSE or X which is top of them all.  And here is the second Oxford release of the five-door X version with its advanced trim level. Many of the luxurious fittings are featured around the interior but still worthy of note. Standard are the darkened rear lights; keep yourself warm with leather heated seats front and back; enjoy the 14 speaker sound system, 4-way manual headrests not to mention the rough cut walnut veneer dashboard feature. For its second Oxford entrance and registered RCC 071, the long wheel based Defender 110X appears in the cool Eiger Grey colour scheme with black roof, incorporating the sunroof with lots of silver trim, including the lower radiator grille and rear panel below the spare wheel. The wheels are dark grey and the interior is black. 

For the mechanically minded petrolheads, this vehicle can reach 60 mph in 6 seconds and has a top speed of 129 mph.