Is a Range Rover Sport a good used buy?

I want to buy a used Range Rover Sport as a retirement present to myself. Would you advise paying more for a 2019/20 model and accepting the ongoing depreciation or buy a 2017 model for less and accept the likely higher costs of repairs, etc.

Asked on 4 December 2023 by Richard Tasker

Answered by Andrew Brady
We wouldn't recommend any used Range Rover Sport without the support of a solid aftermarket warranty. If you're happy to go down this route, the difference between a 2017 and 2019/2020 model will probably be negligible. Rather than concentrating too much on age, look for one with a solid service history and clear evidence of good maintenance.
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