got a used range rover sport. 2015 v6 petrol. With warranty though, covers all engine issues and transmission too. Suspension, break pads and rotors were changed 2 months prior to me buying it. Service history looks awesome too. No scratches but has minor swirl marks Firenzo chilli red with white interior
@@Jaivon_Investments i got mine with 82km on the dash. I got a 4year warranty or up to 160.000km warranty. I barely drive anyways so i might not even reach that 160.000km after 4 years
I got a similar warranty for my Mustang and Explorer what was the name of the warranty you got I heard car Shield isn't too well was it offered by the dealership? Best of luck to your purchase
The sound system JLR uses for its premium audio is Meridian, and it’s a must have!!! I have it in my Evoque and it’s the best one I’ve ever listened to
@@janetb6413 You missed the point it’s not meant to be used as a beuisness vehicle if you buy say a 100k Range Rover and put it under the business you get a 100k tax right off the Range Rover would basically be free
@@brandonteraz2982 it however doesn’t make it an investment. It is actually a liability . Investment is something you intend to use in generating revenue from .
Bought one, then paid for the 2019 body kit and tail light on it , looks brand new. I love the buttons on this than the new touch screen that’s said to always go blank or freeze
Depends where you are from .. in the uk there are many places that do the customisation . One of which ‘Enkhanz ‘ if my typing is correct , just type it in TH-cam Range Rover conversation l494 to 2018…
Yea I saw that but he said he didn’t do his due diligence when he bought it. Just saw the colour & loved the car. Main dealers are always expensive anyways and this cars are not for people who can’t afford it
Its a good video but more in the context of a general review on the RR Sport, not in particular if its a good decision to get one used second hand, just sayin.
This engine is famous for its catastrophic failures when crankshaft snaps out of the blue. Then you're facing engine rebuild that cost ~8-10k. So yeah, very good investment 😂 I wonder if this one is still running...
Great cars Just make sure you have good warranty I have a 3.0 SDV6 Dynamic with 41K and FLRSH and the engine blew! LR know of the fault and its happens quite often! but are not interested so it cost £13500 so just be aware!
@@sammyg805 U.K. chap the car is like new top of the line and LR dealer tried to help but LR hq not interested! So she had a new engine and turbos from LR there is a whole eco system of garages that’s sole business is replacing LR engines have a look on google, the dealer that did mine said they do about 3 a month! Jags, discos, L405 the issue has been around since around 2010 and you only hear the ones that LR don’t replace under warranty! Great cars just poor service from LR if they admitted the faults and helped to put right consistently mate related to mileage and under 10 yrs old everyone would sing their praises but they don’t! There are lots that never get an issue but the spun bearing shell/crankshaft issue is a big one and the newer models still suffer the same fate it purely luck as a fair fee are FLRSH and we’ll maintained
@@paulb8916 wow sounds scary . Yea I hear all that all the time mostly online and especially overseas but for some reason in the uk all the people I know with range rovers 2014 onwards don’t seem to have these problems . I even have neighbours and they have never called the AA not recover truck to pick up a dead Range Rover . I see them driven all over my area happily so it makes me question that, if these problems is so rampant as portrayed online why would people keep buying them.. and I mean used range rovers , not even brand new with warranty…
@@sammyg805 I know on the grand scheme of things it might be 1 or 2% but its only the TDV6 or SDV6 engine that suffers the issue, I bought mine expecting to spend some money same as my last one but she was good and that was the v8 supercharged model! Other countries in the world have forced LR to sort it I think one asian county did and also I think California has a lemon law so if the MFR wo covers it. The engine is a good engine pulls well with plenty of power and not bad on fuel its just one little issue where the shell the bearing is in rotates that then blocks the oil to the bearing causing it to wear which then mean the crankshaft doesn't sit 100% true and which then puts more pressure on the rapidly wearing bearing causing it to fail and then the crank can crack! this then mean a new bottom end but as any swarf from the crank could have gone anywhere its safer to replace the turbos too so its a complete unit! it can be done cheaper but often with only a 3 month or 6month warranty where as the LR unit has 2yrs. here a few links relating th-cam.com/video/YqXEmWfjz1s/w-d-xo.html get about 6 min in th-cam.com/video/m4zXDKlkGhk/w-d-xo.html Still a great car but its just the way LR deal with it thats wrong.
@@paulb8916 thank you Paul for this comment. it has really helped me to decide on how to think of the RR. Personally, iam hoping to get the RRS SDV6 and i hope i will get to enjoy it
yep..shame he is driving the base model..and he said cost around 33k..i own one fully loaded and thought panoramic roof was standard,just tilt and slide an extra..learn something new everyday
A car is never a good investment and does not matter if its a ferrari or a skoda car,,all cars over the years gonna be less worth then the original price u bought it for..
Haha, who considers cars ad an Investment...they by default loose value...??? Unless 200 years from now it becomes am antique..lol or wrong choice of words
@@johnnybgood1977 I’ve owned the L320 shape for 6 years with a TDV8 engine, only issue I had wa the EGR Valves which I had replaced. I have to admit I do like the look of the new shape L.494 but I just can’t bring myself to take a risk in my opinion on expensive repair bills 😉 one question, how does having the transmission serviced prevent the crank issue please?
@@alfiedog2942 when the gearbox and diff were made by ZF transmissions they not only painted the outside but inside too..this in time breaks down with the fluids and creates a gloop like formula..a lot is caught by the filter but not all putting more stress on the crank under load..full flush and filter recommended at 100k..id say 50k or soon as you buy a second hand one
@@alfiedog2942 i would have it done soon as you buy it if it hasn't been done already with proof of receipt..im doing mine soon..will enquire on prices..have mine serviced every year at land rover 600 quid
So funny. I bought the 2017 Rx 350 sport, black. I liked it but didn't love it. (40k miles) Spending 35k and not loving it was a downer. Then my coworker said the Rx was a chick car. After 3 months I traded it in for a 2016 Range rover sport (72k miles). Had it 6 months. No problems. Now I not only like my purchase. I freaking love it!
@@JH-ht9nt 😂😂😂😂 that’s hilarious. Funny how opinions sharpen what we go for. I’m a bit like you in the sense, my heard wants RR but my brain is telling me bmw . I feel of I don’t go with my heart desires I won’t be happy. Better regret than being u happy right?
Haha I’ve been advocating for a RX but the Mrs wants a RRS so this hits close. Guess which car we’re getting? It’s really something else sitting in a RR, hard to really get into something else afterwards.
No car is a good investment they all lose tons of money n cost a fortune to maintain but having had a rrs at least ya losing money in comfort and style
Tell that to people who bought a McLaren F1 for £600k and it's now worth many millions. Same with the Ferrari Enzo. Some cars are good investments but it's a complete guess which ones will be
@@darrenbootland2316 true some vehicles make a lot of money but more often there the ones that cost a lot of money in the 1st place bought by people who have more money than they know what to do with so it doesn't matter to them either way
Describing any car, as a Good Investment is optimistic, but asking if a Second-Hand Range Rover Sport is a Good Investment could be the definition of insanity!
I’ve just bought a range Rover sport HSE 2017. I’ve only had it six days and the engine light has come on. Luckily I bought it from the main dealer with a four year warranty. The warranty is a must When the car was delivered to me, it wasn’t the usual high standard I expected, but I hope going forward The customer service is better
This is so funny I only had the car for four weeks and because I bought it from a main dealer Land Rover Inchcape Chester I was able to get my money back. Afterwards, I realised the car had a lot more problems with it. It had a bad repair job on the front bumper. The drivers door had an accident and badly repaired and don’t forget I bought the car from a main dealer. In hindsight, I really dodged a bullet there. I now have an Audi A8, 2019 model.
My only question is that why most of the people say that Range Rovers are not reliable and money pits and are always in repairs,is this true with the upgraded models also?
Yet everywhere you turn people are driving the older models still, so if it’s that bad people would have avoided them and these are cars outside warranty
Maybe you heard them from people who dont own one? Im personally buying one hopefully before the end of July or mid August. Used one tho, i dont like the new ones, too much electrical systems
Thanks for watching guys! I have a POV Drive video of this same car which you can check out here: th-cam.com/video/oknq7dZczdk/w-d-xo.html
got a used range rover sport. 2015 v6 petrol. With warranty though, covers all engine issues and transmission too. Suspension, break pads and rotors were changed 2 months prior to me buying it. Service history looks awesome too. No scratches but has minor swirl marks
Firenzo chilli red with white interior
Hey I have a question for a 2015 Range Rover what kind of warranty were you able to get?
@@Jaivon_Investments i got mine with 82km on the dash. I got a 4year warranty or up to 160.000km warranty. I barely drive anyways so i might not even reach that 160.000km after 4 years
Great 👌✌️
I got a similar warranty for my Mustang and Explorer what was the name of the warranty you got I heard car Shield isn't too well was it offered by the dealership? Best of luck to your purchase
The sound system JLR uses for its premium audio is Meridian, and it’s a must have!!! I have it in my Evoque and it’s the best one I’ve ever listened to
Owning a car is never an investment -
Depends on the use case if its for a business where you could use it to write off taxes then its 100% an investment
@@brandonteraz2982 what business are you gonna use Range Rover sports for? Bad investment
@@janetb6413 You missed the point it’s not meant to be used as a beuisness vehicle if you buy say a 100k Range Rover and put it under the business you get a 100k tax right off the Range Rover would basically be free
@@brandonteraz2982 it however doesn’t make it an investment. It is actually a liability . Investment is something you intend to use in generating revenue from .
@@janetb6413 depending on how the vehicle is used it can be used to do just so remeber time is money
LR do break more often and buyers need to know that - be prepared and it won’t surprise you
Bought one, then paid for the 2019 body kit and tail light on it , looks brand new. I love the buttons on this than the new touch screen that’s said to always go blank or freeze
What year did you buy
@@andrewmilne1738 the bodykit? or my range rover?
@@samsongerald7643 your range rover bud. Im hearing a lot of bad things with the sdv6 engines
Where did you buy the bodykit from LR or those aftermarket from china?
Depends where you are from .. in the uk there are many places that do the customisation . One of which ‘Enkhanz ‘ if my typing is correct , just type it in TH-cam Range Rover conversation l494 to 2018…
Great review thanks. About to buy one !
Meridian sound system is the upgrade
I am thinking of purchasing a Range Rover Autobiography. Thanks for the review.
The intro music though .. what is it called ? The jazz music & what happened at 8:06. Where you swore?
There is a youtuber that has a 3 year old model, took it for a service and the main dealer charged him £5000. Absolute money pits!!!
Yea I saw that but he said he didn’t do his due diligence when he bought it. Just saw the colour & loved the car. Main dealers are always expensive anyways and this cars are not for people who can’t afford it
My 2016 Range Rover sport engine blew up at 64 ,000 miles due to crankshaft failure
@@grossleg123 repair cost?
I laughed when I read LR and investment in one sentence
@@grossleg123 which engine ?
Its a good video but more in the context of a general review on the RR Sport, not in particular if its a good decision to get one used second hand, just sayin.
Nicely presented video of a nice car, some of its off-road antics would be a good sequel.
This engine is famous for its catastrophic failures when crankshaft snaps out of the blue. Then you're facing engine rebuild that cost ~8-10k. So yeah, very good investment 😂 I wonder if this one is still running...
How's the prices holding up these days? Good investment?
Excellent video .lots of information .
Good review.
Classic heart over head purchase. It will be costly but if you can afford it, good for you.
Warrenty
there great cars my advice have 6000 spare jlr Warenty doesn't cover crank failure just incase
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Great cars Just make sure you have good warranty I have a 3.0 SDV6 Dynamic with 41K and FLRSH and the engine blew! LR know of the fault and its happens quite often! but are not interested so it cost £13500 so just be aware!
Which country are you from ? In the uk it doesn’t blow cos a lot of people have these cars ..
@@sammyg805 U.K. chap the car is like new top of the line and LR dealer tried to help but LR hq not interested! So she had a new engine and turbos from LR there is a whole eco system of garages that’s sole business is replacing LR engines have a look on google, the dealer that did mine said they do about 3 a month! Jags, discos, L405 the issue has been around since around 2010 and you only hear the ones that LR don’t replace under warranty! Great cars just poor service from LR if they admitted the faults and helped to put right consistently mate related to mileage and under 10 yrs old everyone would sing their praises but they don’t! There are lots that never get an issue but the spun bearing shell/crankshaft issue is a big one and the newer models still suffer the same fate it purely luck as a fair fee are FLRSH and we’ll maintained
@@paulb8916 wow sounds scary . Yea I hear all that all the time mostly online and especially overseas but for some reason in the uk all the people I know with range rovers 2014 onwards don’t seem to have these problems . I even have neighbours and they have never called the AA not recover truck to pick up a dead Range Rover . I see them driven all over my area happily so it makes me question that, if these problems is so rampant as portrayed online why would people keep buying them.. and I mean used range rovers , not even brand new with warranty…
@@sammyg805 I know on the grand scheme of things it might be 1 or 2% but its only the TDV6 or SDV6 engine that suffers the issue, I bought mine expecting to spend some money same as my last one but she was good and that was the v8 supercharged model! Other countries in the world have forced LR to sort it I think one asian county did and also I think California has a lemon law so if the MFR wo covers it. The engine is a good engine pulls well with plenty of power and not bad on fuel its just one little issue where the shell the bearing is in rotates that then blocks the oil to the bearing causing it to wear which then mean the crankshaft doesn't sit 100% true and which then puts more pressure on the rapidly wearing bearing causing it to fail and then the crank can crack! this then mean a new bottom end but as any swarf from the crank could have gone anywhere its safer to replace the turbos too so its a complete unit! it can be done cheaper but often with only a 3 month or 6month warranty where as the LR unit has 2yrs.
here a few links relating th-cam.com/video/YqXEmWfjz1s/w-d-xo.html get about 6 min in
th-cam.com/video/m4zXDKlkGhk/w-d-xo.html
Still a great car but its just the way LR deal with it thats wrong.
@@paulb8916 thank you Paul for this comment. it has really helped me to decide on how to think of the RR. Personally, iam hoping to get the RRS SDV6 and i hope i will get to enjoy it
What a road the Mendip snakes
Cars are not investments… but good vid
He doesnt even know that new Landrovers only comes with Meridian Sound system upgrade haha!
yep..shame he is driving the base model..and he said cost around 33k..i own one fully loaded and thought panoramic roof was standard,just tilt and slide an extra..learn something new everyday
Parcels - what a band!
A car is never a good investment and does not matter if its a ferrari or a skoda car,,all cars over the years gonna be less worth then the original price u bought it for..
Unless it’s a rare one?
Beautiful British car and not bad Irish lad…:)
Haha, who considers cars ad an Investment...they by default loose value...??? Unless 200 years from now it becomes am antique..lol or wrong choice of words
Poor content ever how can you talk about a car while u don't show us the clock 😢
Talking of reliability this engine has been known to snap crank shafts out of the blue........that’s got to be a worry 🥴
that was true with older models..but could be avoided with a regular full transmission service
@@johnnybgood1977 I’ve owned the L320 shape for 6 years with a TDV8 engine, only issue I had wa the EGR Valves which I had replaced. I have to admit I do like the look of the new shape L.494 but I just can’t bring myself to take a risk in my opinion on expensive repair bills 😉 one question, how does having the transmission serviced prevent the crank issue please?
@@alfiedog2942 when the gearbox and diff were made by ZF transmissions they not only painted the outside but inside too..this in time breaks down with the fluids and creates a gloop like formula..a lot is caught by the filter but not all putting more stress on the crank under load..full flush and filter recommended at 100k..id say 50k or soon as you buy a second hand one
@@johnnybgood1977 what would be the best year to buy to avoid this issue? I was looking at a 2014 model L494 thanks
@@alfiedog2942 i would have it done soon as you buy it if it hasn't been done already with proof of receipt..im doing mine soon..will enquire on prices..have mine serviced every year at land rover 600 quid
I was under the impression that the SDV6 306 is actually supercharged
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Cabin very noisy
My budget 35.000$
my heart choose 2016 Range Rover sport Hse
My Brain choose 2016 Lexus Rx 350 sport
Finally i bought Lexus
So funny. I bought the 2017 Rx 350 sport, black. I liked it but didn't love it. (40k miles) Spending 35k and not loving it was a downer. Then my coworker said the Rx was a chick car. After 3 months I traded it in for a 2016 Range rover sport (72k miles). Had it 6 months. No problems. Now I not only like my purchase. I freaking love it!
@@JH-ht9nt 😂😂😂😂 that’s hilarious. Funny how opinions sharpen what we go for. I’m a bit like you in the sense, my heard wants RR but my brain is telling me bmw . I feel of I don’t go with my heart desires I won’t be happy. Better regret than being u happy right?
Haha I’ve been advocating for a RX but the Mrs wants a RRS so this hits close. Guess which car we’re getting? It’s really something else sitting in a RR, hard to really get into something else afterwards.
@@JH-ht9nt how about now? im thinking of doing the same how is she?
No car is an investment
There are some but super/hyper cars - Definitely not LR
All cars can be investments including range rover if u have a rental company or business purposes
@@jeff1595 how many of those companies do you own?
@@kenrehill8775 I don't think that changes the point he made.
@@whitecrowuk575 Classic defenders will appreciate in value so TECHNICALLY...
Long answer HELL NO!
Sold mine not reliable cars don't recommend it especially when it's made in INDIA 3RD WORLD making these 🤣🤣🤣
No car is a good investment they all lose tons of money n cost a fortune to maintain but having had a rrs at least ya losing money in comfort and style
Tell that to people who bought a McLaren F1 for £600k and it's now worth many millions. Same with the Ferrari Enzo. Some cars are good investments but it's a complete guess which ones will be
@@darrenbootland2316 true some vehicles make a lot of money but more often there the ones that cost a lot of money in the 1st place bought by people who have more money than they know what to do with so it doesn't matter to them either way
Describing any car, as a Good Investment is optimistic, but asking if a Second-Hand Range Rover Sport is a Good Investment could be the definition of insanity!
I’ve just bought a range Rover sport HSE 2017. I’ve only had it six days and the engine light has come on. Luckily I bought it from the main dealer with a four year warranty. The warranty is a must
When the car was delivered to me, it wasn’t the usual high standard I expected, but I hope going forward The customer service is better
How has it been since then
This is so funny I only had the car for four weeks and because I bought it from a main dealer Land Rover Inchcape Chester I was able to get my money back.
Afterwards, I realised the car had a lot more problems with it. It had a bad repair job on the front bumper. The drivers door had an accident and badly repaired and don’t forget I bought the car from a main dealer.
In hindsight, I really dodged a bullet there.
I now have an Audi A8, 2019 model.
My only question is that why most of the people say that Range Rovers are not reliable and money pits and are always in repairs,is this true with the upgraded models also?
Yet everywhere you turn people are driving the older models still, so if it’s that bad people would have avoided them and these are cars outside warranty
8 don't even know i know Alot of people who gave bought this car and never had problems even keep them for years
Maybe you heard them from people who dont own one? Im personally buying one hopefully before the end of July or mid August. Used one tho, i dont like the new ones, too much electrical systems
Which version is this?
No car is good investment,
Short answer no
Long answer hell no