2008 Range Rover
Range Rover is Land Rover’s flagship brand for their sports utility vehicles. Though there are a lot of other sports utility vehicle brands in the automotive industry, Range Rover has managed to stay as one of the top brands. They were able to keep their place as they continue to make changes and upgrades to its Land Rover Range Rover parts. Just last year, they upgraded its engine to 305-hp 4.4-liter V8 and the supercharged 400-hp 4.2-liter. This 2007, the automaker decided to change a bit on the model’s interior and traction system.
The Range Rover’s cabin for the 2008 model year has now been upgraded with a new instrument panel, air conditioning unit, new trim, new airbags, storage compartments and switchgear. The front seats have now been outfitted with new head restraints that are designed to reduce whiplash. They’ve also incorporated in-seat air-cooling system. This is optional on the HSE but a standard on the Supercharged models.
The Terrain Response system of the Land Rover and the electronic rear differential have been made standard equipment to supplement the center e-diff. But still, the latter feature is only made standard on the Supercharged models. Another great feature is the new electronic parking brake that would automatically disengage when the car is started.
