Sell Your Range Rover Today

The Range Rover is a pop culture icon, from being mentioned in Nelly’s “Country Grammar” to featuring prominently in many James Bond films. In fact, the Louvre even displayed it as an “exemplary work of industrial design” during its release year. Since then, it has become widely known for both reliability and extreme luxury.

How to Sell my Land Rover Range Rover

Haggling on a used car, dealing with noncommittal potential buyers, physically handing off the vehicle… These hassles are easily avoided with We Buy Exotics. We’re here to make this whole process easier and more profitable for you.

Wondering how it all works? Go here to see if we’ve answered your questions. Or, keep reading to learn more below.

How can I sell my Range Rover today?

Selling your Range in one day isn’t fantasy; it’s our reality every single day at We Buy Exotics.

Our simple process starts with you: Just send us your car’s information (make, model, mileage, and VIN) and a brief description. Based on that information, we’ll send you a real cash offer within minutes. Best of all, the offer comes with no strings attached.

If you accept the offer, we’ll pay you immediately and schedule a pick up for your vehicle. That’s right. We come to you to pick up the vehicle, all at no cost to you.

We offer the simplest way to sell your vehicle, guaranteed.

What’s the best way to sell a Range Rover?

We believe that the best way to sell a vehicle is a way that’s quick, easy, and profitable for you. Not everyone thinks that way, though.

Anyone would love the opportunity to test drive a new car or a luxury used vehicle like a Land Rover. These people could waste your valuable time with bogus offers they don’t intend to honor, just to experience your high-end vehicle.

Avoid that hassle at We Buy Exotics. We offer you the best value for your vehicle right away. All you have to do is accept a great offer.

What are Range Rovers worth?

The value of any vehicle varies based on factors like the model, exterior color, interior color, amenities, condition, and vehicle history. That being said, well-maintained Rovers don’t experience price drops often. That means finding a private buyer who will make it worth your time can be difficult.

Luckily for you, we know these vehicles well, so you can find out how much your car is worth in just minutes. Send us your information and we’ll send you a serious offer—no strings attached.

Can I get a better offer somewhere else?

We’re confident that we give the best offers for luxury cars in the market. That is why we even encourage owners to talk to other potential car buyers before contacting us for a top-dollar offer.

We make selling your Range Rover easy.

When you choose a luxury dealership like We Buy Exotics, you’ll be getting a fast, accurate price. We know all makes and models of Land Rovers inside and out, so we can give you a legitimate offer that’s worth your valuable time.

Before you sell your Range, get to know the history of the car to help you give us all the information we need to give you a free, no-obligation bid in just minutes.

Range Rover History

Rovers are luxury SUVs from Land Rover, a marque of British manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover. Introduced in 1970, the Range became Land Rover’s flagship model throughout its 50-plus-year history. There are now four generations of the Range, plus an expanded line of three other models and the HSE (High Standard Equipment). The HSE, such as the HSE Lux, comes with an upgraded trim level, finer interiors, and extra accents.

First Gen

Land Rover produced first gen Ranges from 1970 to 1996, making these vehicles far more utilitarian than the luxury models of today. They were fairly basic, could be easily washed down inside, and did not come with many standard features like power steering, leather seats, cruise control, carpeted floors, or even air conditioning.

The first gen Rovers came in short wheelbase (SWB) and long wheelbase (LWB) options. This model, which is now known as the Classic, inspired the second generation of these classic cars.

Second Gen

Introduced 25 years after the first gen, second gen models experienced production from 1994 to 2002. This 5-door SUV was an upgraded version of the Classic. In fact, many considered it a step above the popular Land Rover Discovery or “Disco,” and Land Rover Discovery Sport.

Third Gen

The third generation was even more up-market than the second gen. In production from 2002 to 2012, the third gen model was developed under BMW’s ownership, which is why it shares some components with the BMW 7 Series.

Also known as the L322, this model came in three variants: the first came with the BMW transmission while the other two had supercharged versions of a Jaguar engine. The supercharged variant also had some cleaner, upgraded features that made it more attractive to potential buyers.

Fourth Gen

Land Rover upgraded the Range even further in 2012 with the start of the fourth generation, which introduced hybrids and plug-in hybrids to the lineup.

Fifth Gen

Jaguar announced in 2021 that fifth gen models would be coming. Mild hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and all-electric models are expected to be part of the fifth gen’s lineup.

Expanded Lines

Land Rover has also developed an expanded line of three vehicles: the Range Rover Velar, Sport, and Evoque. Since 2020, these vehicles come equipped with luxurious features like premium audio systems with satellite radio and other high-end features.

Announced in 2007, the Velar is a mid-size crossover with the same platform as the Jaguar F-Pace S.

The Land Rover Range Rover Sport, released in 2004 as a mid-size luxury SUV, is based on the Land Rover Discovery body style.

The Land Rover Range Rover Evoque is a 3-door or 5-door hatchback available with front-wheel drive or all-wheel (AWD). It has been named the truck, car, and SUV of the year by numerous outlets.

Learn More

Want more information before making a decision? Don’t worry, we have you covered. Check out our Complete How-To Sell Your Exotic Car Guide and our in-depth research piece Leasing vs Owning.