Victoria Pendleton
New Freelander 2
Land Rover's new Freelander 2 caught your eye area of hundreds of visitors in the 2006 British International Motor Show, making it among the stars within the London exhibition. Visitors from your UK and Europe procured quick glances and admired the brand new compact SUV from Land Rover.
"We've been delighted with the level of interest shown in the new Freelander 2. Not just have visitors been making a bee-line to our stand to begin to see the car inside the metal for the first time but we've had thousands of people requesting more details about it. We have been confident a lot of those inquiries will develop into sales. It has been an extremely successful show for us," said Andy Griffiths, UK Marketing Director of Land Rover.
The Freelander 2 is definitely an update from the earlier Land Rover Freelander. Like its predecessor, the Freelander 2 is an all terrain 4WD using the exceptional on-road performance and off-road ability of your true Land Rover model, and of course with quality Land Rover Freelander parts. The newest Freelander 2 has two new engines - the 2.2-liter TD4 and the 3.2-liter i6 petrol. The fine, elegant interior provides a leather comfortable seats that enables its occupants to feel an easy riding experience.
The Freelander 2 has technologically advanced features such as cruise control, color touch screen DVD satellite navigation, trip computer, auto lights, front rain sensor with auto wiper operation, and park distance control.
New Freelander 2
In terms of safety, Freelander 2 will provide customers a lot of safety features which includes anti-lock braking systems (ABS), emergency brake assists (EBA), corner brake control, dynamic stability control, roll stability control, and hill descent control.
The patented technology from Land Rover, which is Terrain Response technology, is also contained in the new Freelander 2. This innovative system developed by Land Rover enables the driving force to automatically adjust the engine, gearbox, and chassis system to adapt to the various terrains that it'll encounter.
Land Rover's new Freelander 2 caught your eye area of hundreds of visitors in the 2006 British International Motor Show, making it among the stars within the London exhibition. Visitors from your UK and Europe procured quick glances and admired the brand new compact SUV from Land Rover.
"We've been delighted with the level of interest shown in the new Freelander 2. Not just have visitors been making a bee-line to our stand to begin to see the car inside the metal for the first time but we've had thousands of people requesting more details about it. We have been confident a lot of those inquiries will develop into sales. It has been an extremely successful show for us," said Andy Griffiths, UK Marketing Director of Land Rover.
The Freelander 2 is definitely an update from the earlier Land Rover Freelander. Like its predecessor, the Freelander 2 is an all terrain 4WD using the exceptional on-road performance and off-road ability of your true Land Rover model, and of course with quality Land Rover Freelander parts. The newest Freelander 2 has two new engines - the 2.2-liter TD4 and the 3.2-liter i6 petrol. The fine, elegant interior provides a leather comfortable seats that enables its occupants to feel an easy riding experience.
The Freelander 2 has technologically advanced features such as cruise control, color touch screen DVD satellite navigation, trip computer, auto lights, front rain sensor with auto wiper operation, and park distance control.
New Freelander 2
In terms of safety, Freelander 2 will provide customers a lot of safety features which includes anti-lock braking systems (ABS), emergency brake assists (EBA), corner brake control, dynamic stability control, roll stability control, and hill descent control.
The patented technology from Land Rover, which is Terrain Response technology, is also contained in the new Freelander 2. This innovative system developed by Land Rover enables the driving force to automatically adjust the engine, gearbox, and chassis system to adapt to the various terrains that it'll encounter.
