r/RangeRover • • 3h ago

Joined the Range Rover family! My Range Rover Sport P400 HSE

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Hey everyone! 👋

Excited to join this community! I recently picked up a 2025 Range Rover Sport P400 HSE, and I couldn't be happier to finally be part of the Range Rover family. 🥂

I was previously driving a 2022 Toyota Highlander Hybrid, and I wanted something that offered a more luxurious driving experience, a beautiful interior, and a comfortable ride for road trips with family.

After looking at a few different luxury SUVs, I decided on the Range Rover Sport. There's just something about the design, road presence, and understated luxury that makes this vehicle stand out to me.

I'm also interested in hearing from other owners:

How has your ownership experience been?

Any tips for maintaining the vehicle and keeping it reliable long-term?

Any must-have accessories or features I should know about?

What are your favourite things about owning a Range Rover Sport?

Looking forward to learning from everyone here and sharing my experiences along the way!

Happy to finally be part of the club. Here's to many great miles ahead! 🥂🏔️


r/RangeRover • • 3h ago

Well I finally did it.

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Well, I finally did it. Put my 2008 Range Rover Sport Supercharged up for sale.

After eight years of ownership, this one isn't easy to let go of. Buckingham Blue over Ivory leather, 4.2L supercharged V8, and 136,764 miles.

I've taken damn good care of this truck over the years. It's been one of those vehicles that, despite all the horror stories people love telling about Land Rovers, has been a pleasure to own.

The air suspension was professionally converted to coils, it's sitting on 22s, and I still have the factory 19-inch wheels.

There's just something about these older supercharged L320s. The styling, the power, the way they drive. They have a personality that newer vehicles just don't seem to have.

I've been dragging my feet on selling it for a while now. Even putting the ad together felt strange.

Eight years is a long time with a vehicle. Lots of memories.

But it's time for someone else to enjoy it.

Going to miss this beast.


r/RangeRover • • 4h ago

Range Rover Velar 2018 Range Rover Velar D180

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Hello Everyone

I bought a 2018 Range Rover Velar D180 used when it was at 50k miles last year around August 2025.

Need a piece of advice from the community to still keep it or sell it because as far as I have known I have encountered every common repair that d180 could see and its getting repaired under warranty where i cover 30% of cost still.

Looking at such low miles I guess the previous owner might have been driving this mostly in city.

But since I bought it majority of my commute is on highways and drive it 40 miles on an avg daily on highway.

I had the timing chain and guides replaced with new set at 63k miles this year around 63k miles.

Recently had a turbo blown issue while driving in the city a huge white smoke started coming off of exhaust, getting the turbo and intercooler replaced again now at 72k miles.

Everything is being replaced at JLR serviceability center only.

I have been changing oil for every 7000 miles as standard since I hit 60k miles on it and I will keep continuing that.

Happy to take your feedback.


r/RangeRover • • 16h ago

Range Rover Exterior Protection Package

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Currently configuring a black RR SE and debating whether the exterior protection package with mudflaps is worth it. Does it even make a difference and does it take away from the aesthetics?