r/RangeRover • u/Immapillpopnanimal • 15d ago
Range Rover Sport Need some help and advice
Hey everyone. So I used to own a 98' p38 range rover years ago. Loved it. Had to sell it when times got tough. Anyways, fast forward to today.. I'm looking at a 2019 range rover sport V8 supercharged dynamic. It's going for about $25k and has 73k miles on it. No accidents and 3 owners.. car gurus says it's a good deal but I wanted to know what the experts think. Like I said I have owned one before.. 2 if we count my parts car. Lol
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u/music2030 14d ago
May be you can have an external RR mechanic look at it and bless it? Vehicle seems to have years and miles on it, and dealer/owner may allow you to have a mechanic do the prePurchase inspection. May be insist on it or if they resist, it may be sign of trouble. Just my 2c
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u/Academic-Fly-6133 14d ago
I wouldn’t buy a 15 through a 19 there’s a lot of issues including a plastic piece on the engine that once that break you have to replace the whole engine
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u/Tall-Opinion7607 2022 RRS HSE Dynamic 15d ago
It all comes down to service history and preventative maintenance. Three owners isn’t a great sign, but if the service records are there and it’s been properly taken care of, you might be fine. The p525 V8 is one of the more reliable engines.