Here’s how 2020 Land Rover Defender 110 and 1961 Cadillac DeVille compare in size: 1961 Cadillac DeVille is longer than 2020 Land Rover Defender 110, providing extra length. 2020 Land Rover Defender 110 is wider than 1961 Cadillac DeVille, which may translate to more cabin space or road presence. 2020 Land Rover Defender 110 is taller than 1961 Cadillac DeVille, which could improve headroom or visibility.
Length
5018 mm197.6 in
5330 mm209.8 in
Width
1996 mm78.6 in
1946 mm76.6 in
Height
1995 mm78.5 in
1431 mm56.3 in
5018 mm197.6 in🔴 -312 mm-12.3 in (-5.9%)
5330 mm209.8 in🟢 +312 mm+12.3 in (+6.2%)
1996 mm78.6 in🟢 +50 mm+2.0 in (+2.6%)
1946 mm76.6 in🔴 -50 mm-2.0 in (-2.5%)
1995 mm78.5 in🟢 +564 mm+22.2 in (+39.4%)
1431 mm56.3 in🔴 -564 mm-22.2 in (-28.3%)
2020 Land Rover Defender 110
1961 Cadillac DeVille
Side-by-Side Specs: Dimensions, Weight & More
General Info
Body Style:
Off-road vehicle
Sedan
Model Year:
2020
1961
Production:
2019-present Current Model
1960-1999 Discontinued Model
Dimensions
Length:
5003-5018 mm197.0-197.6 in 🔴 -327 mm-12.9 in (-6.1%) - 🔴 -308 mm-12.1 in (-5.8%)
5330 mm209.8 in 🟢 +308 mm+12.1 in (+6.1%) - 🟢 +327 mm+12.9 in (+6.5%)
Width:
1996 mm78.6 in 🟢 +50 mm+2.0 in (+2.6%) - 🟢 +56 mm+2.2 in (+2.9%)
1940-1946 mm76.4-76.6 in 🔴 -56 mm-2.2 in (-2.8%) - 🔴 -50 mm-2.0 in (-2.5%)
Width (Folded Mirrors):
2008-2064 mm79.1-81.3 in
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Width (Opened Mirrors):
2105 mm82.9 in
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Height:
1967-1995 mm77.4-78.5 in 🟢 +536 mm+21.1 in (+37.5%) - 🟢 +575 mm+22.6 in (+40.5%)
1420-1431 mm55.9-56.3 in 🔴 -575 mm-22.6 in (-28.8%) - 🔴 -536 mm-21.1 in (-27.2%)
Ground Clearance:
218-246 mm8.6-9.7 in
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Trunk Capacity:
231-2059 liter8.2-72.7 cu ft 🔴 -335 liter-11.8 cu ft (-59.2%) - 🟢 +1494 liter+52.8 cu ft (+264.4%)
565-566 liter20.0-20.0 cu ft 🔴 -1494 liter-52.8 cu ft (-72.6%) - 🟢 +335 liter+11.8 cu ft (+145.0%)
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