2004 Land Rover Range Rover Specs

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Summary

The 2004 Land Rover Range Rover stands as a pinnacle of luxury SUV engineering, blending unparalleled comfort with robust off-road capabilities. Featuring advanced technology and a commanding presence, this model has solidified its reputation as a benchmark in premium automotive luxury.

History

Introduced in 1992, the first-generation Land Rover Range Rover set new standards for luxury SUVs. By 2004, the Range Rover lineage had evolved significantly, incorporating modern enhancements such as improved suspension systems and advanced safety features, making it an even more desirable choice for discerning drivers seeking both comfort and capability.

Car Culture

The 2004 Range Rover has become emblematic within high-end car culture, often seen gracing celebrity rosters and luxury lifestyle events. Known for its ability to navigate rugged terrains with ease while offering plush interiors, it embodies the blend of luxury and adventure that appeals to discerning drivers.

Model Variations

• Body Style: SUV
• Trims Available: Supercharged, Vogue, Classic
• Body Style Details: Four-door SUV with optional third-row seating

Technical Specifications

Feature	Details
Body Style	SUV
Horsepower	315 hp (V8 Supercharged)
Transmission	Automatic (5-Speed)
Trim Levels Available	Supercharged, Vogue, Classic
Engine Type & Size	V8, 4.6L
Horsepower & Torque	315 hp, 375 lb-ft
Drivetrain	4WD (All-Wheel Drive)
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Fuel Tank Size	22 gallons
MPG (City/Highway)	14/19 mpg
Dimensions (Length/Width/Height)	193.9"/76.7"/68.3"
Cargo Capacity	65.7 cubic feet (with optional third row)
Towing Capacity	7,700 lbs
Safety Ratings	5-Star NCAP (UK)
Key Features	Heated Leather Seats, Power Moonroof, Adaptive Suspension
Passenger Capacity	Seven (with optional third row)

Notable Changes from Previous Year

• Enhanced interior with upgraded leather trim options
• Improved suspension system for better handling
• Upgraded audio system with more channels and speakers