2003 Land Rover Range Rover

HSE SUV

8 Cylinder 4.4 Liter

Automatic

SALMB11483A112619

Clear

4 Wheel Drive

Gasoline

Power Windows

* Low Miles! * Non-Smoker! * Like New! *This Range Rover HSE is fully loaded with Sun Roof, Leather, Navigation, Tape Player, 6 Disc CD Changer in Glove Box, Steering Wheel Mounted Radio and Cruise Controls, Headlight Wipers, Front and Rear Parking Sensors, Fog Lights and Xenon Lights. Female driven, non-smoker! Low Miles! The SUV is in great condition. Always garaged. Original carpet mats from the factory. SUV has always been covered by warranty and professionally maintained by Certified Range Rover Dealerships in Silicon Valley. This is a Clean SUV! Consistently professionally detailed and waxed. Recently serviced. Here is your chance to own the King of SUV's at a Great Price!!! Powertrain The all-aluminum, 4.4-litre V8 engine, manufactured for Land Rover by BMW, was thoroughly modified for the more rigorous demands of the Range Rover application, to provide safe operation at extreme off-road angles and in water wading, a wide torque band for off-road work and the cooling system and ruggedness required for extended periods of operation at maximum output such as in heavy-duty towing. The crankcase was also substantially strengthened for mounting the fornt differential. The free-revving, 32-valve V8 produced 282 horsepower at 5,400 rpm and generates 325 lbs-ft of torque at 3,600 rpm, substantial increases compared to the larger-displacement V8 it replaced. Chassis & Suspension The all-new monocoque body with integrated chassis had greater torsional stiffness than earlier models, to benefit the vehicle's on- and off-road performance. Aluminum alloy panels were retained for the hood, quarter panels and doors. The new model's greatly enhanced on- and off-road handling and ride was achieved by the totally new subframe -mounted fully independent air suspension. The system featured staggering levels of wheel travel (10.75 inches in the front and 13 inches in the rear), and innovative cross-coupling valves (AUTOMATICALLY activated when off road) allowing air to flow freely between the left and right air springs for improved ride and traction. The chassis also featured not only the Electronic Traction Control first pioneered in the 1993 Range Rover, but also Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) and the Land Rover–pioneered Hill Descent Control (HDC). Emergency Brake Assist (EBA) and Electronic Brakeforce Distribution (EBD) supplement the standard anti-lock brakes (ABS). Exterior The exterior design of the new model included many iconic Range Rover features such as the clamshell hood with its castellations, the split tailgate, the upright front and the "floating" roof. Less iconic and more jazzy were the fashionable headlights, round tail lamps, and "mainly for show" side air louvers. Longer and taller than the previous model, the new Range Rover had correspondingly more interior space. Greater ground clearance, approach and departure angles resulted in higher off-road limits than its hugely capable forebear. Interior and Navigation The interior was widely acknowledged to be elegant, and one of the best ever designs. The designers studied a wide variety of styling and texture cues—including elegant woods and leathers—from a diverse range of influences including Riva speedboats and high-precision running gear from ocean racing yachts. As before, the new model incorporated as standard features virtually every comfort and convenience an owner could wish for. For example, eight standard airbags were included to protect both front and rear passengers. Park Distance Control (PDC) provided audible warning of the proximity of obstacles when parking. The GPS- based navigation system included the ability to place route-traceable geographic markers that facilitate the return trip when off pavement. In fact, the only available options for 2003 were the Bi-Xenon headlights and the Heated Accessories Package. This Range Rover has both * Low Miles! * Non-Smoker! * Like New! *