Age doesnt matter with a land rover as everyone else says, the classification means you only need a standard driving liscense and no special training.
The only thing you should be concerned about is the cost of insuring yourself on a land rover. At such a young age and driving what I presume is a 110 from your description, with only basic driving skills i wouldnt be suprised if your insurance goes past 拢1500.
I lived on a farm till I went to university, and frequently drove off-road with a local club. Aswell as that I took skid pan lessons at a local race course. Even with all that the insurance for my first (and only) car, a 1997 land rover defender 90 300tdi with just 3 seats up front was a little under 拢800.
But if you like the car and know how to look after it, go for it. A landy can last you a lifetime and save you money long term. I do all my own repairs to it which saves alot in garage bills and I am currently converting it to biodiesel which will save even more.
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17 It's a Car Group B
But you can have. no more than 8 passenger seats.
Check insurance as less passenger seats may be cheaper to insure
Andy CHow old do you have to be to drive a Land Rover Defender?
Many defenders don't have that many seats and they are all less than 3500kg so it is classified as category B (a car) so 17.
But yeas you would have to take the extra seats out to leave only 8
Any age but you have had to have your brain removed and beaten to a mush to want to drive a bag of crap like thatHow old do you have to be to drive a Land Rover Defender?
As long as you have a licence and can get insured on it, then it shouldnt matter how old you are.
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