I hope you’re leasing it and have a business to write it off. They should be changing that shape soon so that’s $100k down the drain. If anything get the first or second year for $30-40k and get a aftermarket warranty. You won’t have that climate control dual screen shyt and whatever other little changes they made in the light refresh but either way it ain’t worth the extra $60-70k
2014?I hope you’re leasing it and have a business to write it off. They should be changing that shape soon so that’s $100k down the drain. If anything get the first or second year for $30-40k and get a aftermarket warranty. You won’t have that climate control dual screen shyt and whatever other little changes they made in the light refresh but either way it ain’t worth the extra $60-70k
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I thought you would like this Used 2014 Land Rover Range Rover for $38,983 on Autotrader
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Same shyt bro :many: Pay $70k more for the year if you want lol2014?
https://www.autoblog.com/2021/01/08/range-rover-interior-spied/#slide-2288109
Not really but I wouldn’t pay top money for a 2020 either with a new one coming out.
wait. theres a refresh coming.
It’s not a refresh, the current one is. The next Gen one is next.
You are correct. Whole new car.
Lowkey I’m starting to see this. A lot of these brands shifted so much quality down stream that you’re only paying for brand at this point. The new Grand Cherokee might shyt on the new Range.
They’re owned by an Indian company so yeah
