Equipped with features such as Hill Descent Control, a Command Driving Position, and a robust four-wheel-drive system, the Freelander was designed to handle both urban roads and off-road trails with ease. Its comfortable, versatile interior and efficient engine options made it a popular choice for adventurers and families alike. A lesser-known fact about the Freelander is that it was the first Land Rover to feature monocoque construction and fully independent suspension, innovations that significantly enhanced its on-road performance and set a new standard for compact SUVs.