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Land Rover Range Rover
Land Rover Range Rover
 
MSRP Price:
$76,535.00
 
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Land Rover Range Rover
Quick Facts

Vehicle Type: Sport Utility Vehicles
Engine Type: 4.4-liter DOHC 32-valve supercharged V8
Transmission: 6-speed automatic with CommandShift
Safety Equipment (standard): front, side and head airbags for driver and front-seat passenger, knee airbag for driver, side and head airbags for rear seat outboard passengers, front seat belt pre-tensioners, child seat tether anchors, ABS, EBD, Brake Assist, All-Terrain Dynamic Stability Control, traction control, Terrain Response technology, tire pressure monitoring system, Hill Descent Control, front and rear fog lamps, rear-view video camera
Fuel Economy: 13/18
 

 
Land Rover Range Rover Walkaround

The Range Rover cuts a distinct profile, instantly recognizable as a Range Rover. Its contours are smooth and taut, with just enough curvature to suggest substance and strength. Compared to less exclusive, but more conspicuously massive SUVs, the Range Rover looks trim, muscular, and athletic, like a formidable middleweight fighter next to a costumed television wrestler, a look bolstered by the Range Rover's comparatively short wheelbase and markedly robust approach, break-over and departure angles.

The front end is strong and horizontal, capped by Range Rover's trademark clamshell hood. High-tech lighting clusters housing bi-xenon headlamps (with power washers) wrap around the corners. The optional adaptive headlamps turn several degrees in the same direction as the front tires to better illuminate corners. Punctuating the bumper are two serious-looking round ports with deeply recessed foglamps and a long, horizontal slot feeding air to the engine. Taillights echo the futuristic look of the front and incorporate a bright-light rear foglamp.

Viewed from the side, the latest Range Rover features a high beltline and a flat expanse of sleek metal dramatically slashed by vertical louvers that extract hot air from the back of the engine bay to help cool the engine.

The Supercharged model is set apart by a silver-metallic, mesh-design grille and side vents and monochromatic exterior paint scheme with black-on-silver badging. Dual, chrome exhaust tips signaling the presence of the more powerful engine are set back beneath the rear bumper to maintain the same, ground-clearing departure angle as the HSE.

Ground clearance ranges from a minimum of just under nine inches to just over 11 inches, depending on the height-adjustable suspension's setting.

Underneath the skin is a steel monocoque structure with an integrated chassis that improves ride and handling and gives the Range Rover the ability to tow, haul and tote just about anything on or off road.

Towing capacity with trailer brakes is more than 7700 pounds, for instance, unbraked, almost 1700 pounds, while top governed speed is 120 mph in the HSE, 130 mph in the Supercharged.


 
 
 
 
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