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Freelander - Funlander - Goddlander
Casey Green, 01/04/2003
2003 Land Rover Freelander S 4dr AWD SUV (2.5L 6cyl 5A)
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Great SUV Great Dealership - They even have off road events.
Not Happy
Julie, 05/29/2005
2003 Land Rover Freelander HSE 4dr AWD SUV (2.5L 6cyl 5A)
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I have had my Freelander 16 months. So far the battery had to be replaced, a vaccum hose has been replaced, the heater core went and when fixing that the vaccum motor had to be replaced. I am now on my 3rd radio due to problems with the radio or GPS. And my new problem is the lighter has quit working. Of course this has all been covered by warranty but should all this be wrong with a new car and an inconvience to me as I had to keep taking the vehicle to the dealership until my husband bought the LR3 so now they bring me a loaner and pick mine up. I really like the design of the vehicle but service was not good until we became a 2 Landrover Household.
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Tx Red Rover, 04/15/2003
2003 Land Rover Freelander S 4dr AWD SUV (2.5L 6cyl 5A)
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If buying a Land Rover is going to be this easy in the future, I will NEVER buy anything else. The guys at Land Rover San Antonio could not have been better. 1 1/2 hour test drive, paid for and had the keys in 20 minutes. This Rover is great. Small enough to be practical, good cargo room when needed. Comfortable inside. Some complain about the interior. Wake up, it's a SUV, not a sports car. If you want wood and leather, buy a BMW. Great 'English' feel. Very practical and easy to use. Good pick up, which is needed in the land of monster SUV's driven by soccer moms on the cell phone. When you buy one, you really do become part of the 'Land Rover Family'.
Lovin' It!
shebby69, 11/20/2003
2003 Land Rover Freelander SE3 2dr AWD SUV (2.5L 6cyl 5A)
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Well, after I totalled my Toyota Echo I wanted something that could safely handle changing weather conditions. I test drove everything from Mazda Tributes to Ford Escapes to Isuzu Rodeos to Toyota Rav4's and this was by far my favorite! I don't really understand why many people say the car is not fast, or doesn't shift well. If you manually shift in the "sport" mode the Rover is actually very fast! I love it and can't wait to test it out in warm weather!!!
Wish I knew
Jholl, 09/06/2008
2003 Land Rover Freelander SE 4dr AWD SUV (2.5L 6cyl 5A)
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I wish I would have seen these reviews before I bought the Freelander in April. I have only driven it about 5 weeks since I bought it. It has been in the shop the rest of the time. The place I bought it from wouldn't even deal with me. Neither would Land Rover. A trailing arm split in half, wish I could post pics, from a pot hole. The new problem is the fuel system. It was replaced a week ago and malfunctioned, leaving me stranded on the highway. I have seen the truck on a flatbed more than I have seen myself behind the wheel. I had to get AAA because I ran out of insurance tows. Oh yeah if an extended warranty is your thought, don't think it because LR nor anyone else will give you one.