The all-new Freelander 2 goes on-sale in the UK next week, and is now available with a range of accessories for customers wanting to personalise their vehicle.
Land Rover has introduced an Audio Connectivity Module for music lovers, to integrate an iPod Nano, iPod 30 +60GB and iPod Photo (version 4), using the steering wheel controls for track selection and volume, with a neat cradle for the iPod positioned to the left of the dashboard controls. The auxiliary connection, fitted as standard, also allows analogue input from other personal music player devices.
To enhance this feature, a Rear Screen Entertainment system with wireless headsets can be added. Comprising of two 5.6 inch LCD screens in the rear headrests, it will allow most portable audio video devices to be connected, including portable DVD players and iPods.
Also announced this week, the following insurance groups have been announced, which show the Freelander 2 to be notably competitive against key rivals such as the BMW X3:
Model, Insurance Group, Price (including CO2 off-set for first 45,000)
TD4 S, 11E, £20,935
TD4 GS, 12E, £20,435
TD4 XS, 12E, £25,485
TD4 SE, 13E, £28,485
TD4 HSE, 13E, £30,935
I6 GS, 13E, £26,490
I6 XS, 13E, £28,540
I6 SE, 14E, £31,540
I6 HSE, 14E, £33,990
The Freelander 2 will be in showrooms across the country from 7 December 2006, and comes with either a 2.2 litre turbocharged diesel or 3.2 litre straight-six petrol engine from £20,935 - including CO2 off-set for the first 45,000 miles. |
