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£13,995
£273/pm (HP)
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£7,490
£136/pm (HP)
95.0K
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£230/pm (HP)
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£4,990
£84/pm (HP)
114.0K
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£7,950
£146/pm (HP)
68.2K
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£13,990
£273/pm (HP)
86.0K
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£7,990
£147/pm (HP)
92.5K
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£9,000
£168/pm (HP)
110.0K
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£210/pm (HP)
104.2K
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£2,699
110.0K
Redworth 4x4 Ltd
26Low Mileage
£7,495
£136/pm (HP)
100.0K
If you're in the market for an affordable car that's capable and comfortable off-road, then a used Land Rover Freelander is a great choice. The Freelander was a best-selling model during its first generation, and it has a spacious interior that makes it ideal for families. On the used market, the Freelander acts as a great entry-level option to the modern Land Rover lineup.
The Freelander lineup has been made with a choice of petrol or diesel powerplants, a manual or an automatic gearbox and standard four-wheel drive.
PetrolThe Land Rover Freelander was not just meant for rough terrain – it's also a practical, family-oriented SUV.
Interior spaceBefore the Freelander, Land Rover offered the Defender, Discovery or Range Rover, leaving space for a more affordable model. The Freelander was released in 1997 to act as the entry point into the brand. Within the first generation, more than half a million models were sold, proving that it was a success. Through two generations, Land Rover kept the Freelander updated and modern until it was discontinued in 2014, replaced by the Discovery Sport.
The Freelander 2 was built on the same platform as the Volvo XC60 and Ford Mondeo, but it had a classic Land Rover look. Its rectangular headlights were bigger, but the grille design remained mostly the same size.
During a 2009 refresh, the model complied with the Euro 5 standards with some powertrain upgrades. The facelift also added new headlights with a bold-looking grille, and rounded taillights were added to the rear.
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The 2.2-litre eD4 is the most popular with its 148bhp rating and efficiency of 47.1mpg. As the most efficient engine in the lineup, it helps to keep the running costs lower, which is what makes it so desirable on the used market.
Over the years, Land Rover has offered many trim levels, including the S, SE, HSE and Sport with the first generation, and the GS, Metropolis and XS with the second generation. Above all, the GS is the most popular with enough standard equipment for a comfortable drive, including lumbar support, parking sensors and cruise control.
There were many options available for customisation with the Freelander when it was sold new. For that reason, it's easy to find a model with unique touches, such as enhanced wheel designs or roof rails. We also recommend looking out for updated safety features for added on-road protection.
Yes, with spacious seating to hold five people, the Freelander makes a great choice for families. There are more efficient models on the road, but this SUV doubles as an off-roader, so it is multipurpose.
No, the Freelander was discontinued before Land Rover installed a hybrid configuration. Consider a Discovery Sport PHEV if you're looking for a smaller Land Rover that's a hybrid.
Yes, Land Rover produced the Freelander with both manual and automatic transmission options. The manual is slightly more popular, but both are easy to find among used models.
Because the Freelander was designed to be capable off-road, Land Rover installed four-wheel drive on all models from both generations, with no other drivetrain options available. This added capability makes it easier to handle the SUV on rough terrain.
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