Land Rover Freelander 2’s towing prowess
Another Land Rover product, which is the Land Rover Freelander 2, proved that the luxury sport utility vehicle brand is more than just its muscled and sleek look after it bagged the title as the ‘Best Towcar over £32,000’ in the Caravan Club Towcar of the Year that took place in the Royal Automobile Club.
The Land Rover Freelander 2 received the nod of all the judges because of its remarkable capabilities, which have been partnered with its good looks. According to the critics of the London-based award ceremony, the Freelander 2 has continuously evolved into a fine SUV, which has been equipped with the standard Land Rover Parts, that radiates not just the luxurious feel, but is also capable of giving out a high performance. The Land Rover Freelander 2’s six-speed transmission power allows the 4×4 to go up and down hills with much ease. Moreover, on the flat surface, the Freelander 2, which has a tag price of £20,960, has better road and tire traction that keeps the luxury SUV anchored amidst strong and stubborn winds.
Last month, the Freelander 2 proved its towing prowess in various track tests, which measured its acceleration, dynamics, and braking, held at the Millbrook Proving Ground. From the exterior to the interior parts, all these things have been blended well by Land Rover and provided the the Freenlander 2’s ticket to its off and on road greatness.
“We are really delighted to win this award for Freelander 2 and for it to be recognised for its towing capacity,” said Andy Griffiths, who is the marketing director of Land Rover in the United
Kingdom. “Generally, 4×4s are popular towing vehicles because of their excellent stability, improved traction, and all-terrain capability. This award for Freelander 2 cements its position as the most capable 4×4 in its class.”
At present, there are already 11,000 Land Rover Freelander 2 units sold in England. As much as 95 percent of the total number of units bought were those that have been geared with the Land Rover Engine Parts relying on diesel, which either has an automatic or manual transmission system.