• 1 of only 100 UK registered versions 
• Ultra high finish including bespoke wooden trim and leather
• Still has the picnic table legs
• Comes with two keys 

Produced between 1996 and 2002 the 2nd generation Range Rover has now become a bit of a cult classic. It offered great comfort when on the motorway or around town and if you dared to venture off the beaten path it had excellent off-road capabilities too. 

This Holland and Holland version is the pinnacle of the second generation (or P38 as it is referred to) line with only 400 ever produced. 300 of those units went over to the USA which left only 100 for the UK market.

With the production run only being 400 this car is very special; with such a limited production this makes the Range Rover Holland and Holland rarer than a Ferrari F40.

This is a very rare example of a true British icon

Spending most of its time in East Sussex this Holland and Holland Range Rover has enjoyed regular servicing.

Towards the end of the service book it appears to then move up to Carlisle which then brings it up to date in the history of the car before the seller obtained the vehicle.

This car comes with a fully stamped service book with full history from new until the most recent major service

Due to the high level of finish from factory the interiors wear well. The Cheshire grade brown leather is in good condition. The gun stock wooden accents are also in good condition with a little bit of sun bleaching on the top of the centre console over the suspension buttons.

All the electronics within the cabin seem to be functioning including the satellite navigation.

Another special feature on the Holland and Holland was the picnic table in the boot of the car. Usually the legs for this table are long gone. This example still has the legs bagged up in the boot, a rare find

All the Holland and Holland versions were finished in Tintern Green. A lovely dark green that goes well with the brown leather interior.

This version has great paint on the exterior, with the bumper being recently painted to rectify any small chips and scuffs.

Mechanically this Range Rover is a good example with a stamped service book with full history from new until the most recent major service. The car still rides on its original air suspension with no issues it does not sink or malfunction. There are no warning lights on the dash. This example has also not been converted to LPG

This is an excellent example of a very rare car. With only 100 ever registered in the UK you’re unlikely to see another one any time soon. This vehicle fitted with the iconic Rover V8 and a 4 speed automatic gearbox which makes it a true motorway mile cruncher with the ultimate in Range Rover fit and finish. Described as the perfect ‘country’ Range Rover at the time it certainly still has huge presence wherever you are. 

Whether you’re and Land Rover fan or purveyor of fine vehicles this is a vehicle that you need to add to your collection.