Land Rover Freelander Station Wagon (2003 - 2006) review
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At a glance |
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| New price | £17,835 - £26,835 |
| Used price | £255 - £2,400 |
| Fuel economy |
Not tested to latest standards
View pre-2017 economy specs
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| Road tax cost | £330 - £565 |
| Insurance group | 21 - 27 How much is it to insure? |
PROS
Strong off-road ability, practical interior
CONS
Unreliable and thirsty petrol models
Freelander is ideally suited to upmarket 4x4 buyers who want serious off-road capabilities in a compact package. It may be Land Rover’s entry-level model, but it still wears the best badge in the business. It’s the finest off-road performer for its category and age and although fuel economy is a little eye watering around town, it’s a decent car to drive around town.
Freelander has been on sale since 1997, but this 2003 facelift gave it a smoother look with new headlamps and an upgraded interior. As well as the five-door station wagon, Freelander is also available as a three-door, sold as Hardback and Softback.
