2002 Land Rover Discovery Ii Se on 2040-cars
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Very clean, wonderfully maintained & always garaged 2002 Land Rover Discovery II SE with only 62,000 miles, silver. This vehicle has never been out of warranty & STILL HAS 1 YEAR LEFT ON EXTENDED WARRANTY (expires on 3/02/15 or 85,042 miles) & includes 24 hr Road Side Assistance. All service has been performed by Land Rover Austin. Dual Sun Roofs Dual Power Seats Rear A/C Cargo Cover Rhino Tire Cover Carpeted Floor mats Roof Ladder 18” Hurricane Wheels 6 Disc CD Player Mechanics: Always maintained at Land Rover Austin. 4 New Michelin MXV4, New Master Cylinder, New brakes front/rear, New Battery August 2013, Transmission replaced at 36,000 miles Exterior: Always garaged, so there is very little wear for a 12 year old vehicle. There are a few (very few) door dings, etc. but there are some. Scratches on passenger side behind the rear door. Overall the paint is in great shape and the body is near perfect. Interior: Very, very clean, smoker free vehicle. There are no stains in the interior, neither seats nor floors. We rarely had anyone in the back seats. This is probably the cleanest 12 year old Land Rover to be found anywhere. That being said, there are a few things that need to be pointed out. There are five issues: ·
First, there is a tear in the leather on the
back of the front passenger seat. This
is from folding the rear seat down. A
part of the rear seat actually tears the front seat. I have asked at the dealership and was told
that almost all of these have the same tear (noted in pictures). · Second, there is a tear on the back of the driver’s seat arm rest for the same reason as noted above (noted in pictures).. · Third, on the upgraded, plush carpeted floor mat for the driver, my heel has created a worn spot. But not stains or rips on any of them (noted in pictures).. · Fourth, the hand brake’s vinyl “boot” has begun to flake. Not sure why. This is a readily available part from third party vendors for about $20. · Fifth, the headliner has just begun to sag. But, it does not hang down so much that it is noticeable to anyone outside the vehicle. Overall, this much loved Land Rover Discovery II SE is in outstanding shape. I have done my best to represent it as accurately as possible by pointing out the good, the bad & the ugly. The reserve is set low, below KBB, but do not expect to "steal" this incredibly clean vehicle. I am advertising this vehicle locally, so I may end the auction early. If you have little or no feedback score or negative feedback I will cancel your bid. Bid Early & Bid Often. Thanks for looking!
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