So?
The back of the vehicle can only be so long behind the rear axle if you want a good departure angle.
Again, the departure angle has nothing to do with the cargo capacity of the Defender in comparison to the LR4.
The breakover and departure have nothing to do with cargo differences.
The LR4 is larger than the Defender.
You start by chastising me that the Defender is larger than the LR4,
now you say the smaller size is your biggest issue with the Defender?
mate, you don't know what you're saying do you.
Yeah I agree the cargo space is smaller I’ve seen both in person and I’ve had a LR3 since new. It’s my biggest issue with the Defender. My point about wheel size is the fact that no Land Rover in the US since the LR3 has had the option of anything smaller than a 19’. My point being it’s a step in the right direction. The LR4 could not fit 18’s stock in the US. The Defender lost cargo space primarily due to shortening up the back to increasing the break over angle. (edited to: departure angle)From a off road stand point it’s a okay compromise from a hauling perspective it’s annoying.