Ranging Bull?
I have seen a June 2001 Range Rover Bordeaux 2.5 diesel with 99k miles on the clock and full service history (14 stamps) from Land Rover service centres or dealers. Looks to be a tidy car. Please can you advise me on how much I should expect to pay for this vehicle and is there anything to be wary of?
Asked on 6 June 2009 by
Answered by
Honest John
Y reg, mileage adjusted, Trade £4,025, Retail £6,975 (that’s a huge 73% margin in this case, possibly to allow for rectification of faults). Problem areas in car by car breakdown at www.honestjohn.co.uk These cars are brilliant off road but without reprogramming the ECU they are dreadfully slow on the road. So slow I even remember spotting a red squirrel from one.
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