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2005 Land Rover LR3
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No occupants left behind
by Sue Mead
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Land Rover’s inside strategy includes a "No Occupants Left Behind" policy. That is, they want to assure that every passenger enjoys the luxuries and conveniences defining the Rover brand. All seven seats are single buckets, even if positioned right next to one another. The five seats in the second and third rows fold flat independently, providing the best possible combinations of passenger and cargo room. Outboard passengers get audio controls, and the second row middle seat can be folded into a table and used by all rear passengers. On top, a sunroof and two moon roofs, equipped with blinds, provide either light or shade throughout the cabin. Other surprise and delight features include the cooler in the cubby box, and the asymmetrical rear gate, which shortens the reach-in distance to the back cargo area.
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About Sue Mead
Sue Mead works as a photojournalist and features writer for more than two dozen publications. She has written for Parade, Popular Science, Open Road, the Road & Track Buyers Guide, Men's Journal, Popular Mechanics and Diversion and she has worked as an auto editor for CNN/fn. Sue has co-driven in two of the world's toughest off-road races, the Baja 1000 and the Paris-Dakar Raid. She attended four Camel Trophy adventures for Land Rover North America and has participated in several long-distance adventure drives. She recently completed her first book, "Monster Trucks and Tractors" published by Chelsea House. Sue lives in New England.
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