2007 Automatic Gasoline mileage: 270 KM 4WD All notes have been clarified in this advertisement. Personal use car, everything is guaranteed. Engines (from the agency) 6-cylinder Volvo engine (power and economy) currently 12.7 liters per 100 km (after tightening and renewing tires, it will improve further, or if you disable 4WD and keep front-wheel drive). 6-speed Toyota gearbox (reliable) AWD (manual control to disable 4WD) Class Full Full H-SE The first limited edition Tambora Flame. Specifications 4 driving modes: sand-mud-rain/snow-auto control mode + sport mode Cruise control (with speed recall feature) Safe descent system (activated by a button or driving mode) DSC traction control (traction control disable button) Loss of control prevention (feature in driving modes) Booster button under the pedal Automatic braking system (EBA EBD CBC) Mirrors with entry lighting (assists mirrors when reversing) (folding mirrors - remote open and close) Keyless start (remote key) Panoramic roof + sunroof Front sensors (sensor disable button) Rear sensors Trunk cover from the inside with a zipper Number of airbags (7) Xenon lens headlights Front and rear fog lights Electric seats (leather) Screen: warnings/map/clock Radio AUX CD Digital Radio and Bluetooth adapter Notes It needs a left rear shock absorber, a left front tie rod, and tightening of the sunroof (engine is sound). Change the hydraulic oil reservoir (or without changing, just the oil filter and refilling). All are consumables, and the car does not require parts. Most consumables are still original. Except for brake pads, shock absorbers, suspension, and filters (they were done previously, and the shock absorbers are standard, not hydraulic). About the vehicle They call it "a woman of means"... the sturdy Ford chassis, the Volvo engine that has lasted for years, and the Aisin Toyota gearbox (AWF21). A car that combines the prestige of the past and the practicality of today in one package. This is a smart blend! It combines Volvo's safety and luxury with Ford's durability, and completes it with the reliability of the Aisin (Toyota) gearbox. A car made by British hands with a Japanese heart that won't let you down. In short: The LR2 model 2007-15, i6 3.2 is considered "difficult to master" because its mechanical parts are available (thanks to Ford and Volvo) and its gearbox is one of the most durable in the world. The highest bid reached 10 out of 12 from serious buyers, and the price is close.