SE fully loaded VS. Autobiography
I'm looking at ordering a Range Rover LWB 7-seat SE and adding the options I actually want rather than stepping up to the Autobiography.
Here's how I have the SE configured:
- Santorini Black
- Nickel Atlas Exterior Package
- Privacy glass
- Sliding panoramic roof
- Pixel LED headlights with Signature DRL
- 22" Style 5127 wheels
- Ebony perforated Semi-Aniline leather
- Premium Upgrade Interior Package
- Full Extended Leather Upgrade
- Solar-attenuating windshield
- SV Bespoke carpet mats
- Noble Chrome controls
- Ebony headlining
- Gloss Grand Black veneer
- Comfort Package
- Front center-console refrigerator
- Twin-blade sunvisors
- Convenience Package
- Powered gesture tailgate
- Cargo-space partition net
- Versatile cargo-space floor
- Soft-grain leather steering wheel
- Illuminated seat-belt buckles
- 24-way heated & cooled massage front seats
- Power-reclining heated & ventilated second-row seats
- Heated third-row seats
- Meridian 3D Surround Sound
- ClearSight interior rearview mirror
I intentionally didn't add the Head-Up Display or Rear Seat Entertainment, as neither is particularly important to me.
With the P400 3.0L I6, this build is around $137K. I can do essentially the same SE build with the P530 4.4L V8 for around $161K.
I'm having a hard time seeing the value in moving all the way to the Autobiography once the SE is optioned this way. Am I overlooking any significant Autobiography-only features that you can't add to the SE?
Also interested in opinions from anyone who's driven both the P400 and P530 in the LWB. Is the V8 worth roughly $24K more?
Thanks in advance!