Land Rover Freelander (1.8 S Station Wagon)

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King Edward Street
Hucknall
Nottingham
Nottinghamshire
NG15 7JR

Mileage

76000

Registration

01 Y

Description

Car Data Checked, REMOTE CENTRAL LOCKING, POWER STEERING, ELECTRIC WINDOWS X 4, ELECTRIC MIRRORS, DRIVERS AIRBAG, HILL DESCENT, REAR WASH WIPE, ALLOY WHEELS, REAR LOAD SPACE COVER,

Specification

Air-Bag, Air-Conditioning, Alloy Wheels, Central Locking, Electric Mirrors, Electric Windows, Power Steering, Rear Wash Wipe

Transmission

Manual

Colour

Blue

Standard Features for this model

Body Glass

Electric front windows + drivers one touch/anti-trap, Electric rear windows, Heated rear window, Rear wash/wipe

Brakes

4 channel ABS with Hill Descent Control, Electronic brake force distribution, Electronic traction control

Driver Aids

PAS

Driver Information

Low fuel warning light

Driving Mirrors

Elec heated + adjust door mirrors

Entertainment

6 speakers

Exterior Body Features

Dent resistant polymer front wings/headlamp lenses, Electric tail door drop glass

Exterior Lights

High mounted rear brake light

Interior Features

Front door pocket bottle holders, Height adjustable steering column, High centre console, Luggage retention anchorage points, Rear accessory power socket, Rear grab handles, Retractable load area cover, Twin front gloveboxes

Safety

Diagonal side intrusion bars, Driver airbag, Driver's seat belt load limiter, Front seatbelt pretensioners, Height adjustable front seatbelts, Integral rollover cage

Seats

3 point belts and adjustable headrests to all rear seats, 60/40 split 3 person rear seat, Driver's seat with lumbar adjustment

Security

High security door locks, Perimetric and volumetric anti theft alarm, Radio freq remote control centre lock/rolling code, Robust passive engine immobilisation, Spare wheel lock

Transmission

Permanent 4WD with viscous coupling

Summary

It may look familiar, but underneath the reassuring styling the Freelander is all-new - and vastly improved.

Styling

Just like the original - perhaps too much so. We reckon it could start to look old before its time.

Handling

The steering is a bit too sharp and keen to react, keeping you busy on motorways, but otherwise the Freelander drives very nicely.

Comfort

Impressively refined for something this tall and boxy. Smooth and quiet on the motorway and comfortable over urban bumps, too.

Quality

Still not as good as it should be. We were alarmed by some of the cheap-feeling parts in the cabin.

Performance

The 2.2 litre

Roominess

Not as big as segment rivals in terms of rear passenger space or boot accommodation.

Costs

The diesels respectable fuel economy figures ensures the sensible money will be spent on it. Servicing is expensive, but residuals should be strong.

Value

High prices mean this Freelander has pretty much moved up a segment compared to the old model. Expensive compared to rivals - you really are paying for the badge.

Stereo

The standard audio system works well and the optional upgrade is brilliant. Satnav is clear and easy to use, although a pricey option.

Added Extras

Air-Bag, Air-Conditioning, Alloy Wheels, Central Locking, Electric Mirrors, Electric Windows, Power Steering, Rear Wash Wipe

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