By 2010 the Freelander 2 could be bought with the Haldex fourth-generation coupling and the stop-start TD4_e. The second generation was the brand's first to offer two-wheel drive as of 2010, which became the eD4 version, a purely two-wheel-drive car that dropped Terrain Response and Hill Descent Control and saved 75 kilograms. Options included a cold climate package with a heated windscreen and heated seats, and a lighting package with bi-xenon headlights.
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WikipediaFreelander 2 two-wheel drive, year
became the brand's first ever to offer a two-wheel drive option (as of 2010)
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that was manufactured and marketed by Land Rover from 1997 to 2015
Freelander 2 eD4 weight
Omitting four-wheel drive saved 75 kg (165 lb) of weight
Freelander 2 cold climate
An optional cold climate package includes heated front windscreen, heated front seats with two heating levels and heated windscreen washers.
Freelander 2 lighting
The optional lighting package includes bi-xenon headlights, adaptive front-lighting
Body style, suv: Second generation, five-door
dropped all two-door options, leaving only a five-door estate car-like body
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