1997 Land Rover Defender WOLF ceremonial | Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear

A 1997 Land Rover Defender WOLF, the military-specification Defender that entered British Army service in 1998. It keeps the upright, slab-sided Defender shape but adds a reinforced chassis, stronger axles and 24-volt electrics. That service-built toughness is what the Wolf is known and liked for. This car is green with a grey interior, a sober pairing that suits its military lineage. The flat panels and tall, square body give it presence in frame while leaving the setting visible behind it. It seats six, so a crew or a small group can travel together. Film, television and photography work gets a service-derived profile that reads as military at once. Events and ceremonial arrivals suit the same look and the Wolf name. It also makes a rugged choice for a countryside wedding. The car is based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear.