Land Rover Defender 90 vs 110 vs 130 Interior Design Guide
The Defender is well known for its off-road prowess, as the most uncompromising off-road vehicle from a manufacturer that is built around capable off-road vehicles. This can sometimes lead to the interior being overlooked, even though the Defender 90, 110, and 130 all blend functionality with luxury in a way that you simply can’t find anywhere else. That’s why we’ve put together this guide to the interiors of Defender models.
Defender Interior – Dimensions
| Defender 90 | Defender 110 | Defender 130 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seats | 5 | 5 or 5+2 | 5+2 or 8 |
| Headroom (first row, second row, third row, if applicable) | 40.6 inches / 38.6 inches | 40.7 inches / 40.4 inches | 40.6 inches / 40.4 inches / 38.9 inches (8 seats) 40.6 inches / 39.1 inches / 38.9 inches (5+2 seats) |
| Legroom (first row, second row, third row, if applicable) | 39.1 inches / 36.6 inches | 39.1 inches (5 seats) 38.4 inches (5+2 seats) (all rows) |
39.0 inches / 38.4 inches / 31.6 inches (8 seats) 39.0 inches / 38.7 inches / 34.0 inches (5+2 seats) |
| Cargo Capacity (behind first row, behind second row, behind third row, if applicable) | 58.3 cubic feet / 15.6 cubic feet | 78.8 cubic feet(5 seats), 69.0 cubic feet (5+2 seats) 34.0 cubic feet (5 seats), 34.6 cubic feet (5+2 seats) 10.7 cubic feet |
89.0 cubic feet (8 seats), 87.1 cubic feet (5+2 seats) 43.7 cubic feet (8 seats), 48.8 cubic feet (5+2 seats) 15.3 cubic feet (8 seats), 14.8 cubic feet (5+2 seats) |
As you can see, the front seat of any Defender model is largely the same as the next, with no more than a tenth of an inch difference between them. The second row and the third row, if a given example has one, are where you’ll see bigger differences. Cargo space obviously varies by quite a bit as well, which is important to know, since different adventures require different equipment.
