1989 Land Rover 90 Turbodiesel

The notable vehicle in question is a vintage 1989 model, specifically a robust and distinctive Land Rover 90 Turbodiesel. This British motoring icon hails from the year that saw several advancements in automotive engineering, including the introduction of the first mass-produced anti-lock braking system. The Land Rover 90 Turbodiesel is known for its rugged, utilitarian design characteristic of vehicles from this era, featuring a die-cast aluminum alloy engine and an inline-six cylinder turbodiesel unit that provides ample power for both on-road and off-road adventures. Its manufacture in 1989 places it squarely within the decade of decadence and big hair, making it not only a reliable yet stylish ride but also a statement piece of automotive history. This particular vehicle was born and bred in the United Kingdom before eventually finding itself in the charming municipality of Bay Village, Ohio, with a postal code of 44140.

Last bid: $21,500