Buyers price a Range Rover on what they think it will cost them. A documented car and an undocumented one are different propositions entirely.
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| Variant | What buyers look for |
|---|---|
| Vogue / Vogue SE | The volume specification. Options carry the value. |
| Autobiography | Higher trim, fuller equipment, consistently stronger demand. |
| SVAutobiography | Flagship, narrow audience, specification dominates. |
| P400e / PHEV | Plug-in hybrid — battery condition becomes a valuation factor. |
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Air suspension, infotainment and electrical faults are the three things every Range Rover buyer mentally costs before making an offer. Where the history is unclear they price the worst plausible case, because they have to.
A folder of invoices genuinely changes the number here more than on almost any other vehicle. Find it before you sell — it is the highest-return hour available to you.
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Relative to a mainstream car, yes. History and documented condition carry more weight, though mileage still counts.
Only when its condition is unknown. Recent documented work is worth real money.
Marque-specialist history is widely accepted. Unbranded garage history costs more here than on a mainstream car.
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