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2008 Land Rover Range Rover Hse Cln C-fax 20's Dvds S/c Grill Vents Low Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:2008 Mileage:102200
Location:

Wilmington, Delaware, United States

Wilmington, Delaware, United States
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Very nice 2008 RANGE ROVER HSE black with tan black piping on the interior
One of the nicest Rovers around. 
Good tires, factory rear entertainment with 6 DVD changer remote included 2 sets of headphones. Very nice car. 
Factory 20" rims good tires 
2 KEY FOBS at $375 each this is a big deal!!!

THIS ROVER HAS SOME GREAT OPTIONS:
SUNROOF 
HEATED/COOLED FRONT AND REAR SEATS 
REAR BACKUP CAMERA 
WITH PARK DISTANCE CONTROL
DEALER INSTALLED SUPERCHARGED GRILL AND SIDE VENTS

Please be advised this is a pre-owned vehicle there may be some minor blemishesscrapes interior discoloration. We do our best in our discriptions, please use your discretion view all pictures very carefully.Also feel free to schedule a test drive!

ROVER is being sold AS-IS title is in hand, copy of clean carfax is available upon request via email.
Ready to sell call and make an offer today!!
Chris 302-379-8458


CLEAN TITLE IN HAND

RESERVE IS BELOW WHOLESALE!!!!

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