A great looking example of this highly specified L322, seemingly having covered its miles well
Complete with a full-service history and a current advisory free MOT
Has benefitted from additional, high value preventative maintenance in 2021
The Appeal
Unlike its boxy and somewhat under developed P38 predecessor the L322 benefitted from development during BMW ownership and production under Ford oversight. The majority agreed that it was a welcome return to form for the mould-breaking Range Rover. It certainly upped the ante over the outdated underpinnings of its predecessor too. V8 power, six speed automatic transmissions, unibody construction and dynamic air suspension were all common across the range. A new, Range Rover specific diesel V8 power unit was also offered and is present in this example.
This Range Rover is a high specification Vogue SE model so is sumptuously trimmed and generously equipped even by Range Rover standards. This example has covered its miles in a linear fashion and has received annual servicing throughout its history. Additionally it has benefitted from significant and high value preventative maintenance in recent times. An example that wears its age and mileage very lightly, it appears.r7PU6xxiQxSG70krVhiCnseGaRrP0QHzFYjueiZh.jpg951.86 KB
The History and Paperwork
Our car was registered in May 2010
Believed to have been supplied via, then, Land Rover dealers TH White
The Range Rover was subsequently used and enjoyed by six owners
This relates to an average tenure of approximately 2 years
During its history the Range Rover has averaged a little over 10,000 miles a year
The current owner acquired the vehicle in October 2022 to become the seventh owner
There is plenty of paperwork included with this Range Rover
This includes the current V5 in the name of the owner
Numerous previous MoTs in hard copy are also present
The current MoT is advisory free and valid until July 2023
The original book pack is on hand together with the original service book
The latter contains 10 stamps from both Land Rover dealers and independents
Numerous invoices are present, documenting valuable work undertaken
These include invoices detailing a gearbox rebuild and refurbish in 2021
A full brake service is also documented in 2021, approximately 3,000 miles ago
The L322 Range Rover was a triumph, no doubt emphasised by its less convincing predecessor. This was the Range Rover that significantly moved the brand upmarket and doubled down on its desirability as a limousine alternative that could tackle a muddy track with ease. It looked stylish too and was fitted with, for the first time, class leading technology and equipment.
Given that this car was probably well over £70,000 in 2010, this example should offer its lucky new owner astounding value for money. It appears to be a very honest example which has covered its miles very well and has clearly been well maintained and cared for. A vehicle that offers such a breadth of capability and such a depth of specification at such an attainable price is hard to imagine.
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