LAND ROVER 5DR SUV 2.0 TD4 SPORT AUTO5

LAND ROVER FREELANDER (1997-06) 5DR SUV 2.0 TD4 SPORT AUTO5

The LAND ROVER FREELANDER (1997-06) 5DR SUV 2.0 TD4 SPORT AUTO5 is a versatile and capable SUV that has carved out a notable position in the UK used car market. Known for its distinctive design and reliable off-road capability, this model appeals to drivers seeking a practical family vehicle or an adventurous all-rounder. Its spacious five-door layout makes it an ideal choice for families or those who need extra cargo space, while the 2.0 TD4 engine offers a good balance of performance and fuel economy.

What sets the LAND ROVER FREELANDER apart from its rivals is its reputation for durability and its ability to handle a variety of terrains, making it a popular choice for outdoor enthusiasts or drivers who want the extra confidence of off-road features. It’s often considered a more refined and comfortable alternative to some other SUVs in its class, thanks to its well-designed interior and smooth automatic transmission like the Auto5 model. With an average mileage of around 121,351 miles and a typical market valuation of approximately £1,532, this vehicle continues to attract a broad range of buyers. Whether you’re seeking a dependable family car or a capable vehicle for weekend adventures, the LAND ROVER FREELANDER (1997-06) 5DR SUV 2.0 TD4 SPORT AUTO5 remains a strong contender in the used SUV market.

average use

The most recent mileage data for the Land Rover Freelander (1997-06) indicates that the majority of vehicles recorded fall within the 130,000 to 140,000 miles range, representing 16.3% of the sample. A significant portion, around 14-15%, are in the 100,000 to 130,000 miles range. Notably, relatively few vehicles have very low mileage (0-10,000 miles) or exceptionally high mileage (over 200,000 miles), each comprising less than 2% of the sample. This suggests that most vehicles tend to be driven moderately, with a concentration around the 130,000-mile mark, and very few are either nearly new or extremely high mileage vehicles.

vehicle values

The data indicates that the majority of private sale prices for the Land Rover Freelander (1997-06) 5DR SUV 2.0 TD4 Sport Auto fall within the £1,000 to £2,000 range, accounting for approximately 75.2% of sales. A smaller proportion, 17.8%, are sold between £2,000 and £3,000, while only about 7% of vehicles are sold for £0 to £1,000. This suggests that most buyers can expect to pay predominantly within the £1,000 to £2,000 bracket for this model in private sales, reflecting its age and market value.

production years

The data indicates that the majority of the Land Rover Freelander (1997-06) 5-door SUV 2.0 TD4 Sport Auto5 models in our sample were manufactured in 2006, accounting for 41.9%. Vehicles from 2004 make up the next largest segment at 31.8%, followed by 2005 at 23.3%. A small portion, 3.1%, were produced in 2003. This distribution suggests that the 2006 model is the most prevalent among these vehicles, potentially reflecting higher production or longer market availability during that period.

colour popularity

The data indicates that for the Land Rover Freelander (1997-06) 5DR SUV 2.0 TD4 SPORT AUTO5, the predominant paint colours are black (24%), grey (23.3%), and silver (22.5%). These three colours collectively account for nearly 70% of the vehicle market. Notably, vibrant colours such as red, green, and gold are relatively uncommon, each representing less than 6% of the vehicles, suggesting a preference for more classic or neutral shades among owners of this model.

ownership cycle

The data shows a diverse distribution of registered keepers for the Land Rover Freelander (1997-06) 5DR SUV 2.0 TD4 Sport Auto5. The most common number of keepers is 6, accounting for 17.8% of vehicles, followed by vehicles with 8 keepers at 16.3%. Notably, a significant portion—around 33%—have between 4 and 7 keepers, indicating a relatively stable ownership chain for many vehicles. Additionally, small numbers of vehicles have only 1 or 2 keepers (around 2.4%), suggesting some vehicles have changed hands quickly, while a few (7 vehicles at 4 keepers or 5 at 13.2%) may have experienced longer ownership periods. Overall, the data illustrates a mix of short and long-term ownership histories for this model.

engine choices

The data indicates that all known vehicles of the Land Rover Freelander (1997-06) 5DR SUV 2.0 TD4 Sport Auto5 are equipped with a 1951cc engine capacity and run exclusively on diesel fuel. This suggests a consistent configuration across the model range, highlighting diesel as the primary and perhaps only fuel type used for this particular vehicle variant.