Motorweek 2004 Land Rover Freelander Road Test

Motorweek 2004 Land Rover Freelander Road Test. I don't own this video.

[@ForgotToMentionThat]

These older cars are looking more attractive day by day.

[@ChristopherBrown-sq8jw]

That’s because they’re actual automobiles and not autonomous appliances / computers on wheels. They’re looking better by the day 🤟

[@Bully-Shripii7]

This car is a very cool work!Good job BMW!

[@gsxellence]

I love those escapes

[@damilolaakanni]

😁😄😅😂 On a serious note though, they were not in any way related.

[@SpitfireFortyFour]

I love these things, good little cars. The early L-Series diesel cars were the best of the bunch but these V6s were a close second. Though I did hear the modifications they had to make for the US market gave that engine some troubles which is a shame. I got 327k miles from mine!

[@herrgolf]

Austin Maestro/Montego platform; lots of Honda hardware for small bits and pieces; BMW budget used for development

[@herrgolf]

The 90s was such a high point for Austin-Rover group (or whatever they were called at that time) design. The OG Disco, Freelander and 95 Range Rover are all beautiful both inside and out.

[@suwinky]

The front looks like a ford escape of that era

[@OhioStateBuckeyefanstuckinMI]

Ford owned Land Rover at this time which is why

[@mustsilm]

Ive heard these are not reliable

[@forvoice5528]

i have one, a V6 2.5 gold version, not reliable? UNDERSTATEMENT. Everything is failing, rear window, central locking, air conditioner, radio, sunroof. ALL RUBBISH

[@damilolaakanni]

I've never owned one, so I can't say anything about that. But that's the general consensus with all Land Rover and Range Rover models, even the new ones.

[@danielcrawshaw4416]

I have one Td4 2.0L from 2003. 219000 miles on it and still going strong, touch wood

[@RobertEaglefy]

True as long as you’re not sporting the td4 version. This one is rock solid.