Landrover Discovery 4wd 4x4 Suv V8 7 Passenger on 2040-cars
Milford, Pennsylvania, United States
This is a very clean example of one of the worlds most luxurious and capable vehicles. This is a two owner vehicle, purchased from Prestige Land Rover in Paramus ,New Jersey off a lease as a certified preowned vehicle with 33,000 miles. It had been 100% dealer serviced and maintained. During routine maintenance shortly after our purchase an issue with the existing engine caused Land Rover to decide to replace it under warranty so the engine in this vehicle was replaced at approximately 40,000 miles and there have been no issues since the new engine was put in. So while the vehicle only has 127,000 miles the engine itself has only about 90,000 miles. The interior of the vehicle is tan leather with blue piping trim, and has the 3rd row rumble seats making it possible to enter and exit the vehicle from the large rear door....no need to fold down the middle seat! The designers of the vehicle truly thought of everything, there are dual sunroofs, dual climate control, heated seats and windshield ( no need to ruin your wiper blades on ice), a cupholder for every seat, individual sound controls for third row passengers, and auxiliary head rests that flip down from the ceiling, even adjustable arm rests on the front captains chairs. Four overhead storage compartments for all travel needs, cassette and 6 CD changer, 10 speaker sound system, heavy duty floor mats, and 2 retractable sun visors for each of the dual sunroofs.
Mechanical: new tires, brake pads, rotors, recent transmission service,tow package with lighting connection, 2 electronic transmission modes- sport and normal, additional differential settings- 4 high, 4 low, and lock for off roading capability. Has steep incline and decline setting. Four wheel disc brakes, 18" wheels, front and rear fog lights. Still has factory high lift jack and tool kit under the hood and rear door. Deposit can be made by PayPal, cash in person, or certified check. |
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