First sold in 1994, the P38 generation of Range Rover is often forgotten compared to several other iterations of the car. Though with a more traditionalist design, it certainly stands out as a looker.
This car, manufactured in 1997 has spent much of its time being run as an oil testing car for German oil developer, FUCHS. From Germany, it was sent to Japan in the year 2000 before returning to the UK just four years ago.
Having travelled the world early in its life under the ownership of oil development company, FUCHS, this 1997 Range Rover has had a working life.
Used to test oils by the German company, it has most certainly been run with the most up to date lubricants on the market.
A supposed very nice car to drive, it is now waiting its next owner to live a more sedate life. Traditional Range Rover styling coupled with the massive V8 engine and automatic gearbox should ensure this is a comfortable cruiser.
Though with a fully functional air suspension system and low range, it’s not a bit of mud that will stop this model from getting you to your destination.
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