The Land Rover 90 was the short-wheelbase model in the coil-sprung range that arrived in 1984, following the longer 110. Despite the '90' name its wheelbase was actually about 93 inches, and it brought coil-spring comfort and improved off-road capability to the compact utility. It was rebadged as the Defender 90 in 1990.
The Land Rover Ninety, introduced in 1984, was the short-wheelbase counterpart to the One Ten within the coil-sprung utility range. It combined compact dimensions with the improved ride and permanent four-wheel drive of the modernized platform. Along with the One Ten it was rebadged as the Defender in 1990.
42years
2trims
132hp
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2 trims · 1984–1990Short-wheelbase coil-sprung utility (1984); renamed Defender 90 in 1990.