Range Rover Hse 2003 on 2040-cars
Andersonville, Tennessee, United States
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Condition : Great condition well cared for car. Runs great, no problems. Just put a new battery in it, and had it serviced less than 100 miles ago. Service included, new battery, oil change, filter change, and new brake pads/ rotors. If you have ever driven a Range HSE then you know the ride quality and comfort is remarkable. The Air suspension works perfectly. 22 inch rims. The car is wired for a sound system, however the Subs and amp have been removed. The only issues are a slight scratch / dent on the driver side rear quarter, slight cracks in the paint along the rear bumper, the lens on the third brake light in the rear is cracked, and there is a small tare in the driver set along the seems. Features: all time four wheel drive, tinted windows, 22 inch rims. History: The car was dealer owned. I have all the receipts and maintenance records, from 2003, along with the original window sticker listing all options and a list price of $72,145.00 Very clean Unique color |
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