Land Rover Range Rover

The Range Rover debuted in 1970, creating a new segment by combining the off-road grit of a Land Rover with the comfort of a luxury sedan. Its core identity has remained consistent through five generations, from the utilitarian two-door original to the opulent L460 of today. It has always been a status symbol, equally at home on a farm track or in front of a five-star hotel.

Collectors prize the earliest models, especially the "Suffix" two-door variants, for their historical importance and minimalist design. Limited editions like the CSK and modern, high-performance SVR or SVAutobiography models also attract significant interest. The BMW-era L322 generation (2002-2012) is gaining traction as a modern classic, offering a compelling mix of timeless looks and capability for a relatively low entry price.

The market is incredibly diverse, with an average sale price of $28,805 across 2,000 recent transactions. This figure is heavily skewed by the large volume of depreciated models from the 2000s and 2010s. The true collector-grade examples from the 1970s and 1980s sell for much more, while non-running project vehicles can be found for just a few hundred dollars.

Prices range from $200 for project cars to $233,045 for top-spec modern variants and immaculate classics.