2006 Land Rover Lr3 Hse 65,500 Miles 1 Owner. on 2040-cars
New York, New York, United States
Selling my Black 2006 Land Rover LR3 HSE with v8 Engine, fully loaded, highest in
it's class with all options including luxury package and cold climate package, pretty much the highest and the most options available at the time. I am a caring owner, and have taken very very good care of my car
over the years, have all invoices of all scheduled maintenances, all except last done at dealership.
Very low mileage for it's year at 65,500 miles. In great condition, runs perfect, no lights on dash. Never had any major problems. Moving to city and no longer need a car. I have loved this car and would have otherwise kept it forever. Details:
I performed all scheduled maintenance and check-ups diligently and on time (most times even before they were due), all of them at Land Rover dealership, some oil changes in between at other locations, have every single receipt. All parts are OEM parts. Last service just done in in November at a Land Rover specialist in NYC. Can provide all documentation and invoices. New tires two years ago (barely driven since then) and new breaks done last year. Currently has a ton of accessories, that I purchased separately: Total of all accessories is about $2,000 including Land Rover original Cross Bars for roof ($450), original OEM Hitch Receiver ($500), heavy duty loadspace protector ($250), loadspace net for rear, land rover heavy duty rubber mats, Land rover genuine waterproof seat covers and others. All original land rover parts purchased at dealer. First and only owner, purchased the vehicle from Land Rover, have clean title, all invoices for maintenances, all records of everything that's ever been repaired or replaced. Car runs beautifully, never had any major issues. Rear ended once a long time ago, no - fault accident replaced back bumper, because I wanted it perfect, you may see this on car history report, this is what it's about. Flexible hours to show, car currently located in Manhattan, Upper West Side. Shipping: Buyer is responsible for all pick-up and shipping costs. Depending on time of purchase, and distance, I'm happy to drive the vehicle to you if I have the time, buyer will pay for gas costs. Please call with any questions. Happy to provide as many detailed photos as you request. Call with only serious interest please : Sabrina at 912 631 8005 |
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