Land Rover 90 is a four wheeler utility vehicle of the UK origin that was later changed to Land Rover Defender. Engineered and designed by the original series of Land Rover in the year of 1948, the production of this car was started in the year of 1983 with new modifications and specifications such as the wheelbase of 110 inches which symbolize sturdiness and energy. In the model of Land Rover Ninety, the wheelbase is of 93 inch which is equal to 2,362 mm. Apart from this, there were many more varieties of Land Rover launched by the company under different model codes such as Land Rover 127 which is expected to have wheelbase of 127 inch or 3,226 mm. 

Even though the exterior appearance of all Land Rovers looks the same with small changes, it is the internal specifications and features that make this vehicle the best choice for rugged and rough driving needs. The model of 90 is equipped with specializations such as the big length bonnet, renovated and revised grills, wheel arch with better fitting and more. It is also done in wider axles that cover the track in a prominent and noticeable manner. Moreover in its initial manufacturing days, the Land Rover was produced with 4WD system that was a part time mechanism which was in use since the 1949 year. However this part time system failed to impress the car enthusiasts and displayed the nervousness of the car mechanism, thus dismissing it from the optional list in the year of 1984. Some of eth prominent feature sand mechanical specs that were carried forward in the new models of Land Rover included comfortable coil spring seats, better internal decoration, a customized windshield, four wheel system of permanent drive, powerful charged engines and more.