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Both Concept are Land Rover Defender DC100 and the DC100 Sport have been present at the Frankfurt Motor Show this month. Each model have little differnts. The open-top Land Rover Defender DC100 Sport Concept at exterior and both of which preview the production version set to launch in 2015.

About performance, Land Rover Defender DC100 COncept support by 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine. While on Land Rover Defender DC100 sport gets a petrol unit with the same displacement for a sportier drive.


Both 2011 Land Rover Defender DC100 Concept and the DC100 Sport Concept get an eight-speed automatic transmission and a permanent four-wheel drive system with a Driveline Disconnect feature that decouples the rear axle when AWD isn’t needed in order to improve fuel consumption.



Both roadgoing model gets terrain-I scanning device that warns drivers of obstacles when off-roading, a Wade Aid sonar to asses water depth and advise the driver of the right speed, and a spike tire system that the driver can activate by touching a button.

Project Kahn will present four different variants of the Land Rover DC100 Concept for the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show. First the British tuning firm Project Kahn imaging with at the photoshop wizardry.

Project Kahn Land Rover DC100 Concept Variant:
The first, only simply features a white paint job along with the tuning firm's trademark multispoke alloy wheels finished in black.


The second, the proposal builds upon the first adding a deep orange hue for the roof and some body trims parts such as the mirrors and front panel air vents, plus roof rails that lug a surfboard.


The third, a two-tone color theme along with the addition of alloy wheels, roof rails and the relocation of the spare tire from the rear hatch to the roof.


The forth, the most intriguing project of the four, a military themed Land Rover DC100 Concept with a small pickup truck bed.

Land Rover DC100 Concept will make its debut at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show on September 13, 2011. This concept inspired by Land Rover Defender, one of the most renowned and recognizable off-road models in the world.

Commenting on the Land Rover DC100 Concept  car,Gerry McGovern, Director of Design, Land Roversaid: "Replacing the iconic Defender is one of the biggest challenges in the automotive design world; it is a car that inspires people worldwide. This isn't a production-ready concept but the beginning of a four-year journey to design a relevant Defender for the 21st century."


John Edwards, Global Brand Director, Land Roveradded: "Loved the world over for its simple, honest and distinctive design, we are determined that the new Defender will be true to its heritage, while meeting the requirements of a changing global market.