The 2009 Land Rover Freelander II 2.2 TD4 SE A/T stood tall, its silver body catching the last golden rays of the afternoon sun. Even with 223,904 km behind it, this rugged yet refined SUV still exuded an air of adventure, a machine built for both city streets and untamed landscapes. Sliding into the leather-clad interior, the scent of history lingered—of long road trips, weekend escapes, and daily commutes. The multi-function steering wheel felt solid in hand, offering control over the cruise control and radio/USB system, ready to fill the cabin with music or the quiet hum of the diesel engine. As the automatic transmission shifted seamlessly, the power steering made every turn smooth, whether navigating bustling urban traffic or winding country roads. Park Distance Control stood by, ensuring tight parking spots were handled with ease, while the electric windows and mirrors adjusted with the touch of a button. Above, the sunroof waited to be opened, ready to flood the cabin with fresh air and sunlight. At the back, the towbar hinted at a history of adventure—trailers, boats, or caravans that had once followed this Land Rover to destinations unknown. The partial service history spoke of a well-traveled companion, one that had faced the elements and emerged ready for more. A vehicle built not just for the road, but for the stories that unfold along the way.

Air Conditioning,Airbags,Alloy Wheels,Automatic,Central Locking,Cruise Control,Electric Mirrors,Electric Windows,Leather,Multi-Function Steering,Park Distance Control,Partial Service History,Power Steering,Radio/USB,Sunroof,Towbar