2003 Land Rover Discovery Se Sport Utility 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Bruceton Mills, West Virginia, United States
Up for auction is my 2003 Land Rover Discovery 2 with 95.720 actual miles on it. I have owned this sporty Discovery for 2 years and it really is a blast to drive. This Discovery handles very nicely on the tight, twisty curves we have in West Virginia and is ready for any adventure you may have in mind for it!
This Discovery has dual sunroofs that both work; tan leather interior; heated driver and passenger seats; automatic climate control with great heat and cold a/c; AM/FM/Cassette Player with 5 Disc CD changer (factory); cruise control; power locks; power windows; armrest /storage compartment; rear defrost; front heated windshield to melt frost; roof rack; and much more! Since owning this Discovery, I have made several cosmetic and mechanical improvements to it. Below is a list of recent upgrades/repairs that have been made:
This vehicle is a clean Discovery; it has never been smoked in. I have never taken it off-road since owning it. The engine is very strong and quiet; it does not leak any fluids nor does the engine smoke nor have any knock to it. I have used synthetic oil in the vehicle since owning it (Castrol 5W-30) and have had the oil changed every 3,000 miles. There are NO Instrument Warning Lights Illuminated on this Discovery (as you will often notice on several other Discovery's). I replaced the instrument panel lights with LED lights so at night time, the dash is nice and bright; I also replaced all 3 interior light-bulbs with LED lights so the car lights up nicely at night time. I also had an original Land Rover tow package and wiring installed on this Discovery. I have taken pride in this vehicle since owning and I hope it shows. My regular mechanic has informed me that it looks to him that the original engine has been removed and a rebuilt engine was installed at some point. I cannot confirm this, but wanted to pass this info along to you... As with any 11 year old vehicle, there is NO warranty with this vehicle as it is not in perfect condition. The driver's seat had been ripped at one time and it was fixed (it was like this when I purchased it); when they fixed it, they did not do a fantastic job on it as it is still evident but the seat is NOT ripped nor torn. I just wanted to point this out. There are some scratches on the paint; there is a little surface rust that is beginning to show under the vehicle (please see included pictures) but it is not bad. I have a clean title in hand. The WV inspection on this Discovery is good until 11/14. Has a clean CarFax; no accident/damage reported to CARFAX. Please contact me if you have any questions. Thanks for looking. |
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Jaguar Land Rover considering Mexican plant
Mon, Apr 27 2015Jaguar Land Rover has been expanding its production out of the UK and into overseas markets, and according to the latest word from Bloomberg, the British automaker is considering spending more than half a billion dollars to build a new assembly plant somewhere in Mexico. Since the Range Rover Sport and Evoque are two of the company's top sellers in the US, those would reportedly be the most likely to be manufactured at the Mexican plant, although Jaguars could follow as well. The automaker was previously said to be leaning towards a location in the Southern US, and while it could conceivably proceed with plans for both, it would be more likely to go with one or the other. State and local authorities below the Mason-Dixon line have been soliciting the business with various incentives, but lower labor costs South of the Border could prove more attractive to JLR and its parent company Tata. It wouldn't be the first, after all. Over the past month alone, General Motors committed to building the next Chevy Cruze in Mexico, Toyota did the same with the Corolla, Hyundai was reported to be considering a similar step, and Ford announced two new plants in the country amounting to a $2.5-billion investment. Luxury automakers like Audi, BMW and Mercedes have also been delving into Mexican production as well, blazing a path that JLR could potentially follow. The British automaker recently opened a plant in China and another in Brazil, while investing in additional facilities in the UK as well.
Jaguar Heritage to auction off part of its classic-car collection
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Well, we're guessing Jaguar Land Rover knew that, as the British company was kind enough to loan out its climactic testing chamber to Jaco van Gass and Luke Darlington, a pair of veterans wounded in their service to Queen and Country. Van Gass, a former private in the Royal Army, and Darlington, a Royal Marine, are attempting to earn a spot on the British Armed Forces cycling team for the upcoming Invictus Games.
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