Land Rover has come up with a special, one-off version of the Defender SUV called Defender 2,000,000. It doesn’t take a genius to guess what this model is all about and what it is celebrating. It’s an homage to Landie’s 2,000,000th production milestone.

To be auctioned by Bonhams in December 2015, the Land Rover Defender 2,000,000 features a bespoke design and special features, and it’s been put together, in part, by a number of fans and celebrities such as Bear Grylls. That makes this model a very significant part of LR’s history and owning it a privilege for any car lover.

The main highlights of the Defender 2,000,000 include a map of Red Wharf Bay engraved into the aluminium fender (that’s where the sketch for the first-gen Landie was drawn in the sand), unique badges, Indus Silver satin paint, and Santorini Black wheels and wheel arches, roof, door hinges, grille and mirror caps. Inside, the car comes with leather seats with ‘Red Wharf Bay’ graphic and ‘no 2,000,000’ logos and a plaque with the signature of every person who helped to assemble the vehicle.

Commenting while on the production line, Grylls said: “The Land Rover Defender has been there for me more times than I care to remember. They are so often the unsung heroes of our TV shows, working hard in the toughest conditions to get crew in and out of exceptionally challenging terrains. Known and respected by me and many other adventurers for their rugged reliability – it was an honour to be asked to take part in the build of this very special car.”