New Land Rover Range Rover for Sale in Portland, OR (2024)

FAQs

Is there a waiting list for the new Range Rover? ›

Across the globe, we're seeing the highest levels of client demand in our 53‑year history. Because of this unprecedented success story, we're now opening the official waiting list for the opportunity to be among the first to place a pre‑order for the most anticipated Range Rover of recent times.

In addition to being a model name, Range Rover is a sub-brand within Land Rover. Range Rover models are designed to be more luxurious while the Land Rover lineup is aimed at being more utilitarian and adventurous.

Although that's true for some, you may be surprised to learn that Range Rovers are inexpensive to maintain compared to other luxury makes — including BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Cadillac. Even when compared to non-luxury brands, the yearly annual Range Rover maintenance cost is solidly average.

On average, a well-maintained Land Rover can last for up to 200,000 miles before you start encountering major issues. But certain models and how you use them can speed that clock up or slow it down.

The reality is people can wait as long as 18 months for Range Rovers in general. And if you want the latest, hottest niche version, the high-performance Range Rover Sport SV, you're looking at signing up for a 2025 model when order banks open up later this year.

The general timeline for custom orders is approximately 3-6 months, depending on individual models. Throughout the build process, our team will provide you with updates at each step.

In 2021 WhatCar surveyed warranty claims and concluded that the current Velar, made since 2017 is the most reliable Range Rover to own.

Land Rovers have been known for their go-anywhere ability, as well as their opulence.The top three best-selling Land Rover vehicles in the world include Range Rover Evoque, Range Rover Sport and Discovery Sport.

The Land Rover Discovery Sport was the least reliable large SUV, the Range Rover Evoque the most likely family SUV to have faults and the Land Rover Discovery at the bottom of the pile in the luxury SUV class.

The most commonly reported issues include problems with the electrical system, suspension, and transmission. While there are some clear pros and cons to owning a Range Rover, it's ultimately up to the individual to decide whether the vehicle's luxury and capability are worth the cost of repairs and maintenance.

Do Range Rovers hold value? ›

Based on a recent report from carwow, Land Rover vehicles hold 63% of the original value, after 5 years from the year it was made. Carwow data reveals what cars hold their value best in 2021, looking at both makes and models. Land Rover tops the chart holding 63% of its original value after five years.

According to Quotezone, a car insurance comparison engine, comprehensive cover for the average Range Rover costs just over £2,570. This works out to a monthly premium of about £214. It's a figure which has reduced in recent months after peaking in June.

Yes, Land Rovers require quite a bit of maintenance. You'll see issues starting typically around the 37,000-mile mark. Their design complexity contributes to repair costs that are higher than average. Various factors like age, mileage, and driving habits influence these costs.

How Much Mileage is Good for a Used Car? Every Certified Pre-Owned Land Rover has fewer than 60,000 miles on the odometer, and anything below this upper limit could be described as great mileage!

According to scuderiaautoparts.com, a standard Range Rover will last 150,000-200,000 miles with solid care from the owner. Many things can make this number rise or fall from natural influences on the way you treat the machine.