2006 Land Rover Range Rover

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TO THE POINT What’s New?:Styling updates, new Jaguar-sourced powertrains, new Supercharged performance model, Terrain Response system is added, more standard equipment than before
Selling Points:
Supercharged V8, country-club cabin, mountain goat off-road prowess, classic design cues
Deal Breakers:Thirst for fuel, price of entry, maximum cargo space is limited
Our Advice: If you need just one vehicle to do it all, it’s hard to argue against the purchase of a 2006 Land Rover Range Rover.

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Features The more-pricey Supercharged model adds premium leather; a cold climate package; standard rear-seat DVD entertainment with twin 6.5-inch display monitors; and adaptive bi-Xenon front headlamps, which take input from speed and steering, and swivel the lights during cornering.

Loaded with equipment, the 2006 Land Rover Range Rover features Sirius satellite radio, broadcasted through a harmon/kardon Logic7 digital surround-sound audio system with a six-disc, in-dash CD changer and 14 speakers. A centrally mounted touch-screen provides the interface for the audio and satellite navigation systems, a rear-view camera, rear seat entertainment, a telephone with Bluetooth connectivity, and a 4WD system information display including Hill Descent Control (HDC) status. Also standard is three-zone automatic climate control with a pollen filter, steering wheel mounted controls, an eight-airbag supplemental restraint system including curtain protection, and a heated windshield with rain-sensing wipers. The more-pricey Supercharged model adds premium leather; a Cold Climate Package; standard rear-seat DVD entertainment with twin 6.5-inch display monitors; and adaptive bi-Xenon front headlamps, which take input from speed and steering, and swivel the lights during cornering.

Options include even nicer leather on the seating surfaces, a Heating Package that adds heated washer jets, 16-way power front seats (rather than 12-way), auto-dimming exterior mirrors, a Rear Seat Entertainment Package with 6.5-in. LCD monitors in the back of the front headrests, and satellite radio.