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Image 1 — Range Rover Sport Autobiography  Engine oil change. Charge fee. I was before lexus es350 drive lol
Image 2 — Range Rover Sport Autobiography  Engine oil change. Charge fee. I was before lexus es350 drive lol

Range Rover Sport Autobiography Engine oil change. Charge fee. I was before lexus es350 drive lol

This price is right?

Please let's me know.

u/OkMedicine148 — 13 days ago
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Best place to get real RR (OEM) mats?

Hello, I just got the Vellar and overall I really love the car. Only thing is it came with rubber mats, and I want to change them out for carpet mats. The dealer has them for about $375 which for European cars isnt outrageous. Just wondering if anyone knows any cheaper places to go for OEM carpet mats?

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u/jgruber1979 — 11 days ago
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2013 Land Rover Range Rover Sport · HSE Lux Sport Utility 4D

So, my daughter for her 1st car is considering a version of the Land Rover titled. 70,000 miles on it. The question is how reliable can this be? I have read some frightening info regarding outlandish maintenance costs. On the other hand this is supposed to be a decent, sturdy vehicle. Any thoughts, comments, ex-current owners?

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u/OutcomeNervous5120 — 12 days ago

Looking into leasing a RRS 2026 P360SE

In PA - 6% sales tax. Was looking into replacing my Tesla Model Y Performance. Have wanted a RRS since I drove one in Vegas. Initially was going used, but dealer is trying to get me into a new one since the used finance rates are higher than I'd like. Would prefer to lease since I am not sure about Land Rover long term reliability, depreciation, and might want something different in 3 years. Anyways here's the deal with me having 770+ credit score:

2026 P360 SE - MSRP 89980

Discount: 2000

Adjusted Price: 87980

Trade Allowance: 34000

Trade Difference: 53980

doc fee: 490

tax: 41.83

non tax fees: 1301.47

Net price: 55813.30

Trade payoff: 25916.49

Balance: 81729.79

Lease Payment all in: 1193, 15k miles a year, 33 months, 2400 down.

Is this normal/good deal/overpaying?

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u/ddk369 — 12 days ago