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Vehicle Specs
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N/A |
Drivetrain: |
All Wheel Drive |
| Year: |
2005 |
Engine: |
V8 |
| Mileage: |
44,745 |
Bodystyle: |
SUVs |
| Location: |
Redondo Beach,CA |
Doors: |
4 |
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Dealer Stock #: |
3818 |
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Sand |
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SALME114X5A195450 |
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Automatic |
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Dealer |
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About This Car Tonga Green Pearlescent 5-door 4X4 SUV, 44745 miles, AUTO 5SPD, 4.4L V8. Stock# 3818. Features: Power Windows, Parking Sensors, Power Door Locks, Body Side Molding, CD Changer, Descent Control, Driver And Passenger Front Airbags, Electrochromatic Rear View Mirror, Electronic Suspension Control, Fog Lights, Harman/Kardon Audio, Premium Audio System, Premium Wheels, Privacy Glass, Am/Fm/Cd Audio System, Power Tilt And Telescopic Steering Wheel, Auto Climate Control, Anti-Theft Alarm System, Traction Control, Navigation System, Audio Steering Wheel Controls, Alloy And Leather Shift Knob Trim, Power Driver Seat W/Memory, Air Conditioning, Air Conditioning - Front And Rear, All Wheel Drive, Headlight Cleaners, Heated Front Seats, Remote Trunk Release, Power Mirrors, Power Moon Roof, Power Retractable Mirrors, Automatic Climate Control (2 Zone) - Driver And PA, Automatic On/Off Headlights, Trip Computer, Warranty, Wood Interior Trim, 4-Wheel ABS, Logic 7 Sound System, Moon Roof, Keyless Entry System, Leather Steeri
SAN FRANCISCO- The Land Rover Range Rover, introduced in its current form in 2003, is the monarch of SUV royalty, thanks to former owner BMW, which designed and engineered it before selling Land Rover to Ford in 2000. Since then, we've been dreading a new and "improved" Range Rover with a Ford powertrain. No sarcasm necessary, though. For 2006, Ford has replaced the Range Rover's BMW engine with a pair of tractable, refined, and powerful Jaguar V-8s. The new top-of-the-line, 400-hp supercharged model (at $15,000 more than an HSE) adds speed to the Range Rover's repertoire of class-leading poise and luxury. With a quick-acting, close-ratio six-speed automatic, smooth acceleration is always a mere foot flex away. You might think a high-tech, 32-valve mill like this would lack the low-end grunt necessary to motivate a 5800-pound SUV, but acceleration is as impressive off the line as it is at speed, even if it isn't in the same league as a Porsche Cayenne Turbo or a Mercedes-Benz G55 AMG. As revs climb, the supercharger's characteristic whine lends a bit of sportiness to the Range Rover's otherwise muted sound track. Handling is slightly sharper with twenty-inch wheels and reprogrammed stability control, and cruising feels natural up to about 120 mph, at which point the steering gets a bit light and you remember you're driving a flying brick on wheels.... Read full article
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