Land Rover Freelander 2 Information
Land Rover Freelander 2 information, history and specifcations
In 2006, Land Rover released the Freelander 2, debuting at the British International Motor Show. The second-generation Freelander came with significant improvements to its predecessor, still maintaining its superb off-road capabilities.
The interior was refined in the Freelander 2 giving a more modern finish, yet still maintaining its robust, hardwearing feel.
Land Rover made significant improvements under the body with the Freelander 2 offering a choice of engines, the most popular being the 2.2-litre 157bhp TD4 diesel engine.
There was also the 190bhp version in the SD4 engine that came with a 6-speed automatic gearbox, and for a brief period, Land Rover released the 3.2-litre 231bhp six-cylinder engine (available until 2008).
In 2009, a stop-start engine (the TD4_e) was introduced which saw CO2 emissions reduced and the fuel economy improved.
In 2010, Land Rover released a Facelift version of the Freelander 2, featuring a new grille, lights, and bumper. A 2-wheel-drive version was also released and became available in the UK market in 2011, which was badged as the 2 eD4.
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