2008 Range Rover Hse /luxury Pkg/warranty/autodeploy Steps/rear Dvd/nav/moonroof on 2040-cars
Flushing, New York, United States
Immaculate 2008 Land Rover Range Rover HSE full size with
the highly desirable Luxury Package and auto-deployable side steps ($4k
installed option at dealerships – very cool and useful feature). It also has an Extended Warranty purchased
with the vehicle at Land Rover Paramus that runs through the end of 2014 and up
to 75k miles. White exterior with Sands interior, fully loaded with all
the options, including GPS Navigation, Satellite Radio, rear seat entertainment
system, Harman Kardon speakers, CD changer, heated and Cooled-air ventilated driver and front
passenger seats, Premium leather seating surfaces and dash, Adaptive front
lighting system, Auto dimming exterior mirrors, auto climate control, heated
steering wheel, moonroof, Xenon head
lamps, rain sensing wipers, tire pressure monitoring system, rear backup camera,
air suspension, and too many others to list. This vehicle is always garage parked, serviced at dealerships (with all records), and babied throughout my ownership. Clean Carfax history. This
is truly a great vehicle, priced to sell, serious inquiries only please.
Full Features List:
EXTERIOR
2nd row auxiliary audio input jack
behind center console
Monocoque integrated body/chassis
w/(3) steel subframes |
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