The optional, easy-to-use DVD satellite navigation makes finding your destination or the nearest filling station really straightforward. A combination of voice guidance, map display and text instructions tell you where you are, where you are going and how to get there.

The LR2 can be Bluetooth enabled as an option on some models. So if your compatible mobile phone includes Bluetooth technology, you’ll be able to make and take calls via the vehicle’s audio system. You may also want to download a list of approved phones and a pairing guide.

An outstanding choice of three in-car entertainment systems includes:

• A premium Dolby ProLogic II 7.1 surround sound system with MP3 file compatibility, 12x40W amplifier, auxiliary input and 14 speakers
• Alpine branded, with radio and 6-disc-in-dash CD player, MP3 disc compatibility, 8x40W amplifier, auxiliary input and 9 speakers
• Alpine branded, with radio and single slot CD player, MP3 disc compatibility, 8x40W amplifier, auxiliary input and 9 speakers.

In addition, you could choose DAB digital radio and optional rear seat headphone sockets allow rear seat passengers to listen to their own music.

A headrest mounted DVD system is also available as an accessory – just ask your dealer for details.

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