2006 Land Rover LR3 SE V8 4X4 LIFTED WITH BASKET

Up for sale is my trusty 2006 Land Rover LR3 SE with 110. 00 glorious miles. This SUV has been very good to me but I'm presented with the option of driving another vehicle for free and. at the same time. saving some money to help pay for other things down the line so I must do the best I can to be an adult and make the wise choice. My loss is your tremendous gain. A surplus of research has gone into the purchase at the time it was made because of the "stigma" Land Rover seems to carry about mechanical/electrical issues etc. If you're concerned. do some research and you'll see that the LR3 is one of the most sorted and reliable Land Rovers on the road today. I'm the third owner and have a small mountain of receipts and records over the past several years passed on from the previous owners to ensure this vehicle was taken care of. This is the only way I will buy a used vehicle. Once you purchase this vehicle AKA the best decision of your life. I will pass the figurative torch down to you to keep safe in your "peace of mind" vault for years to come. This big. beautiful. "Tonga Green" example of automotive wizardry comes stock with the following options: -Back up sensors (so you know when you're about to back into your spouse's car again. save yourself the headache)-Towing package (because he/she who dies with the most toys wins. right?)-V8 engine (the V6 actually gets worse gas mileage. and who wants the smaller option anyways. this is America am I right?)-3rd row "lay flat" seating (so you can fit all your homies on the way to the game and then lay the seats flat to camp in the back of it when you need to detox from civilization for a week in the middle of a national forest with nothing but one change of clothes. a pocket knife and two packs of beef jerky)As if the LR3 (or Land Rover Discovery III) wasn't already badass enough from the factory. this particular example is outfitted with a Johnson Rods 2. 5" lift kit. Nitto Terra Grappler 33" tires and a Yakima MegaWarrior roof rack WITH EXTENSION (because if you're going to do it. you may as well do it right) to ensure optimal overland and hauling capabilities. The exterior is about a 8/10 with a few small nicks etc such as one on the front bumper. one on the rear and a few tiny ones throughout but at the end of the day. you're going to be running over a plethora of zombies in this apocalyptic survival vehicle so what does it really matter. The interior is about a 7/10 with the only real issue being some dash cracks around the passenger airbag (very common on LR3s unfortunately) and some minor wear on the leather seats. Mechanically. this thing rules. The V8 has the power you need to pretty much do wheelies but also get relatively decent gas mileage. The only minor thing I've noticed is a small power steering leak in very cold temps when the car is idling for long periods of time. The passenger rear door sometimes doesn't lock but the alarm will surely go off if you attempt to open it while locked. I've never had a problem as most humans are intimidated by this beast when it's resting on all fours in its natural environment. On top of everything. the only big con in my opinion is the amount of money you'll have to spend on replacement razors to handle all the hair you'll start growing on your chest after driving this bad mamajama. Other than that. grab some bros/female equivalents and head out to the forest for some adventures after you get tired of median shredding and parking lot crawling. This is one ride you will never forget. SUMMARY:Pros-V8-Towing Package-Lift Kit-Big tires-Large Roof Basket-Great Condition-Backup Sensors-Badass factor is 11/10Cons-Minor power steering leak-Passenger rear door locks only when it wants to-minor dings-windshield washer nozzles work when they want to-potentially too much awesome for some people