There's a very specific rite of passage in Sri Lanka where you inherit or take over the keys of your dad's or uncle's trusty old Defender that's been in the family for decades.
Suddenly, you're responsible for a machine with more family history than a photo album, and every scratch feels like a personal offense to your elders.
For those rolling in a multi-generational family, Landy: are you keeping it bone-stock to honor the legacy, or are you slowly modernizing it behind your dad's back? Let's talk about the generational hand-off!