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Location:
Farmington,MI
Exterior Color:
Silver
Interior Color:
Navy
Transmission:
Automatic
Engine:
V8
Doors:
4
Bodystyle:
SUVs
Drivetrain:
All Wheel Drive
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About This Car Silver 4-door 4X4 SUV, 23574 miles, AUTO 6SPD, 4.4L V8. Stock# LL135800. Features: Multi-Function Steering Wheel, Power Folding Mirrors, Rain Sensing Wipers, Air Conditioning, Navigation System, Heated Steering Wheel, With Hill Descent Control, Vehicle Stability Assist, Tire Pressure Monitor, Back Up Camera, Rear Seat Entertainment, Xenon Headlights, Ebd Electronic Brake Dist, Eba Emergency Brake Asst, Split Folding Rear Seat, Power Steering, Power Door Locks, Reclining Seats, Power Passenger Seat, Rear Window Wiper, Power Lumbar Seat(S), AM/FM Radio, Adjustable Head Rests, Bucket Seats, Heated Front Seats, Child Safety Locks, Fog Lamps, Traction Control System, Auto Headlight Delay, Memory Seating, Cargo Cover, Adjustable Suspension, Anti-Theft Device(S), Power Driver'S Seat, Center Console, 4 Wheel Drive, Rear Air Conditioning, Automatic Leveling System, Heated Outside Mirror(S), Rear Center Armrest, Power Lumbar Driver Seat, Electrochromatic Rear View Mirror, Privacy Glass, 5 Passenger Seating, Power Sunro
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Professional Review
The Range Rover gets new engines and transmissions for 2006, improving on what remains the ultimate luxury sport-utility. This top-of-the-line Land Rover offers authentic all-terrain capability combined with a beautiful European-flavor cabin and the latest in safety features. Driving it makes you feel good. It's smooth and poised on the road and makes its occupants feel classy and sophisticated. It's one of the best luxury vehicles available, counting cars. Land Rover doesn't sell vast quantities of them, ensuring the Range Rover remains an exclusive vehicle, and further adding to its class and panache. Having been completely redesigned for 2003, the 2006 models are more evolutionary than new. The 2006 Range Rover is quicker and more agile than last year's model, while retaining its Land Rover pedigree for traversing the backcountry, featuring the latest in off-road technology and luxury appointments. Land Rover has moved beyond its brief ownership by BMW and is now firmly ensconced in Ford's family of premium vehicles, along with Aston Martin and Jaguar. BMW's heavy involvement in the design and engineering of the previous model is still evident and much appreciated for its legacy of exemplary road manners. No longer, however, does Land Rover use BMW engines. For reasons beyond cost savings, which company officials admit was a persuasive factor, the 2006 Range Rover is powered by V8 engines developed by Jaguar. The new engines are lighter, cleaner, more powerful, more efficient and overall more tractable than their BMW-sourced predecessors. One is naturally aspirated, the other supercharged. And they now drive the Range Rover's signature four-wheel-drive system through a new, six-speed automatic nicely adapted for driving all kinds of roads and terrain, from smooth interstates to rocky tracks to snowbound byways.
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