9 Used Land Rover Defender 130 cars for sale
Land Rover, Defender 130
2023 (73) 3L Unlisted 5dr Auto
91Reduced
£71,980
- 3L
- Miles
13.5K
- Diesel
- Automatic
- Estate
Land Rover, Defender 130
2022 3L Unlisted 5dr Auto
60£59,990
Finance available £1,211 pm
- 3L
- Miles
21.3K
- Diesel
- Automatic
- SUV
Peter Vardy Land Rover Aberdeen
Land Rover, Defender 130
2024 (24) 3L Unlisted 5dr Auto
9£74,782
- 3L
- Miles
12.0K
- Petrol
- Automatic
- Estate
Ryland Land Rover Stoke
Land Rover, Defender 130
2024 3L Unlisted 5dr Auto
35Low Mileage
£79,990
- 3L
- Miles
5.1K
- Diesel
- Automatic
- SUV
Stafford Land Rover
Land Rover, Defender 130
2024 3L Unlisted 5dr Auto
37£73,990
Finance available £1,499 pm
- 3L
- Miles
8.0K
- Diesel
- Automatic
- SUV
Peter Vardy Land Rover Aberdeen
Land Rover, Defender 130
2022 (22) 3L Unlisted 5dr Auto
23Reduced
£64,995
Finance available £1,314 pm
- 3L
- Miles
15.0K
- Diesel
- Automatic
- Estate
Land Rover, Defender 130
2024 3L Unlisted 5dr Auto
69£73,731
Finance available £1,494 pm
- 3L
- Miles
8.6K
- Diesel
- Automatic
- Estate
Land Rover Brighton
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Why buy a used Land Rover Defender 130?
If you're in the market for an SUV that's capable of off-roading but also want to hold up to eight occupants, then a used Land Rover Defender 130 is a great choice.
Quickly becoming one of the UK's most popular three-row SUVs, the Land Rover Defender 130 offers spacious seating and plenty of capability to handle the roads less travelled. Standard with all Defender 130 models is some of the technology and equipment that's optional with the two-row variants.
Land Rover Defender 130 snapshot review
Pros
- Capable off-road power for exploring anywhere
- High-tech interior rivals other luxury models
- Third-row seating increases capacity to eight
Cons
- Performance petrol engines costly to run
- Higher cost than some other rivals to buy
- Lack of cargo space with all sea
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Used Land Rover Defender 130 information
Engines and transmissions
The Defender 130 comes with the option of two inline-six engines, both featuring mild-hybrid technology and a supercharger, or a V8 variant. With the combination of the body-on-frame configuration, fully independent suspension, standard 4x4 and 11.5 inches of ground clearance, it's a large, capable SUV.
Petrol- 3.0-litre (P300) inline-six mild-hybrid engine produces 296 horsepower and achieves 0 to 60 mph in 7.5 seconds.
- 3.0-litre (P400) inline-six mild-hybrid engine produces 395 horsepower and achieves 0 to 60 mph in 6.3 seconds.
- 5.0-litre V8 engine produces 500 horsepower and achieves 0 to 60 mph in 5.4 seconds.
- Fuel economy of up to 30 mpg, depending on the variant chosen.
- Total towing capacity of 3,000 kg allows for bigger family adventures.
Practicality
The Land Rover Defender 130 is designed to fit large families without giving up the features that matter across the long haul.
Interior space- Three rows of supportive seats provide space for up to eight adults.
- Cavernous headroom allows tall passengers to ride with ease.
- Interior materials combine utility with luxury, allowing for a balance between rugged and opulence.
- Behind the third row, there is a 389-litres of boot space, not leaving a lot of room for gear.
- With the third row stowed, the cargo space opens up to 1,232 litres.
- When both back rows are folded down, there's a massive amount of cargo room (2,291 litres).
Safety
- Achieving a five-star safety rating, Land Rover Defenders have passed the Euro NCAP safety tests.
- Standard equipment includes blind spot assist, lane keep assist, a 360-degree parking aid and wade sensing monitoring for peace of mind - even when off roading.
- With the ability to ford through 35 inches of water, the Defender 130 prevents explorers from getting stuck.
Technology
- Defender 130 models feature a standard 11.4-inch touchscreen display designed for maximum connectivity.
- A standard 10-speaker Meridian sound system with a subwoofer ensure superior clarity for all types of music.
- With the electronic air suspension with adaptive dynamics, the ride is enjoyable regardless of what the road surface is like.
Used Land Rover Defender 130 FAQ's
How much does a Defender 130 cost?
The new Defender 130 starts at around £70,000+ as a new car. If you find a used Defender 130 for sale, you may be able to either get one for a lower price or find one with more optional features for less than a brand new SUV.
How many miles per gallon does a Defender 130 get?
The Land Rover Defender 130 earns a rating of 31.3 mpg combined, which is reasonable for the size of vehicle and its performance level.
Why is the Defender so expensive?
Land Rover only produces so many Defender models each year, making them more valuable. The off-road capability, reliable build and high-tech interior also contribute to the higher price tag.
How big is the Defender 130 compared to the 110?
While the Defender refers to several different variants made by Land Rover, the number following the name refers to the inches of the wheelbase length. Therefore, a Defender 90 features a wheelbase measuring 93 inches, the Defender 110 has a 119-inch wheelbase and the Defender 130's wheelbase measures the same, but the length is 13.4 inches longer than the 110.
Can you sleep in a Defender 130?
If you want to take a trip and explore the wilderness, the Defender 130 Outbound model may be your best option. It provides additional space for sleeping or resting, without giving up the cargo capacity needed to take your gear along.
Does the Defender 130 have a V8?
Yes, there's an optional V8 engine available that outputs 500 horsepower. The Defender 130 also offers an inline-six engine with mild-hybrid technology. Both engines pair with standard four-wheel drive for maximum capability.
How long do Defender engines last?
Land Rover is considered a reliable automaker, ensuring that the Defender engines are meant to go many miles without any problems. To reach 200,000 miles in a Defender, it's best to follow all of the recommended maintenance and specified intervals.
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