The very last Land Rover Defender Heritage Edition ever made is up for sale.
As well as being the last of this limited edition series, this car is also the fourth from last Defender ever to roll off the production line.
The 2016 Defender 90 is being sold by Collecting Cars and is one of just 400 Heritage Edition models made.
Finished in Grasmere Green with an Alaska White roof, the Defender has covered only 4597 miles since it was built.
This car was built on 29 January 2016 and has featured in a number of magazine articles, and it will be on sale via Collecting Cars online auction for seven days and finishing on 30 December.
Edward Lovett, founder of Collecting Cars said: ‘Special edition Defenders like the Heritage consistently attract strong interest from bidders all over the world. They capture everything people love about the classic Defender, with the reassurance of being factory-built and carefully specified from new.
‘As the last one to roll off the production line, this is quite literally the ultimate Defender Heritage, and as such represents an unmissable opportunity in the market – so we anticipate strong interest from collectors.’
