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Help Ordering New L460 Range Rover

1.9K views 12 replies 10 participants last post by  defenderdaveeast  
#1 ·
Hello!

I currently have a 2023 Range Rover SV, in Sunrise Copper Satin, with black interior leather, Intrepid Trim, with the 23" forged, Style 1077, Satin Dark Grey with Satin Black contrast and Narvik Black Gloss insert wheels.

I absolutely LOVE my car, and the color and it being an SV gets a lot of compliments and attention, but it's getting a little long in the tooth at 27,000 miles. Being an SV, it's depreciated a lot with every mile driven as well. My problem is that I'm in real estate, so I drive constantly. I have a Mercedes CLE 53 as a second car, but I'm constantly in the Range Rover, so I'm finding that I put a TON of miles on the car.

I'm considering ordering a new Range Rover and I want to better understand ordering an SE and selecting the majority of available options vs. ordering the Autobiography and the differences. There's quite a bit of difference in the price.

I do know I do not need the comfort pack (refrigerator and rear shades), the rear seat entertainment/screens, I don't think I need the towing pack as I have NEVER towed anything in my life.

Here are the things I do want in the next Range Rover:
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4.4 V8 Engine
Satin Gold Paint
Black Contrast Roof
Shadow Exterior Pack
23" Style 1075 Gloss Black Wheels
Perlino perforated Semi-Aniline leather seats with Perlino interior
Electronic Air Suspension Pro
Cold Climate Pack
Interior Upgrade Pack
Pixel LED Headlights
illuminated Seat Buckles
Heated/Cooled Massage Front Seats - Power Recline Back Seats
3D Surround Meridian System - I currently have an SV so this would be a downgrade from the Merdian Signature. Will I notice a big difference??
Head up Display
Clear Sight Mirror
Full Size Spare Wheel

My question is, would I be better off going with the Autobiography? Or just specifying an SE out to these exact details? What am I missing by not going with the Autobiography as my base? -OR- Would you just keep the SV and drive the hell out of it??

Thanks!
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#2 ·
Just keep the SV (great exterior color).

You have already absorbed the depreciation. It is a sunk cost. So just enjoy the car. I have a 23 SV in British Racing Green that I picked up when it had 7K miles on it and so far it is great.

I am also in commercial real estate, but semi retired and I don't have to drive all the time. So it will take me at least another 6 years to get near 100k on it.
 
#4 ·
Third motion on the recommendation above, 27k miles is nothing on these cars and keep racking the miles. Unless, you want to use the new purchase for a tax write off....
If that is the case, a loaded SE will come close to the price of an ATB. I personally could not justify getting an ATB, but everyone is different with their tastes and preferences. Good luck.
 
#7 ·
Love that color. I’d keep it and move on before warranty is out.

I can understand moving on to get something new or if the L460 is refreshed to update, but to get a new car that’s the same pretty much and take a step down the trim ladder, I would hang tight.
 
#9 ·
Thank you, everyone, for the input. I'm a new Range Rover owner. This SV is my first Range Rover. So I'm still learning the curve on them as far as how long everyone is keeping them, maintenance issues, etc. I honestly haven't found anything else out there that I like more. I had looked at Cayenne Turbos as a potential replacement as well, but there's nothing as luxurious as the RR. And you're right about the downgrade in trim levels to an extent.