Range Rover Westminster, 2012. 4.4 TDV8. Dark green with black leather interior.

Ex- Royal Household car. Purchased from Harwoods Land Rover by me as the first 'civilian' owner in 2014. 66k miles. 

Very good condition, full service history as you would expect.
Recent tyres & brakes.
Latest Sat Nav update.
Balance of extended genuine Land Rover warranty (not third party) until July 2017.

Car can be viewed in East London. I have access to a workshop with a vehicle ramp if you want to have a look underneath.

Full Westminster spec including:
Heated & cooled seats
Dual View TV
Electric memory seats
Cruise control
Sunroof
Remote park heating
Full leather seats
HK sound system with 6 disc CD and ipod connector
Tow pack with detachable tow bar & electrics
Full size matching spare wheel
Chromatic door and interior mirrors
Load area rubber mat
Dog guard (not used by me!)
iPod included.

All handbooks, both keys & 2 x remote heating fobs.

If you have any questions or want to chat then please PM me & I'll send you my number or email address.

£27,500.


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ACC? Cheers

James

Sorry, what's ACC? It's got climate control.

Adaptive Cruise Control 2016 (L405) Autobiography in Black with Ivory - for ULEZ
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2011 (L322) VSE in Black with Ivory
2005 (3.2 V6) Porsche Cayenne in Black with Savanna
1999 (P38) VSE in Burgundy (?) with Sand

Thanks. I'm going to say that it doesn't have ACC, but it might be in there somewhere for someone more technical than me.

That's the radar guided cruise control that can slow down, or apply the brakes then re accelerate the car to keep a constant gap from the vehicle in front rather than just hold a fixed speed.

My 2011.5 Vogue SE has it but I don't know how to tell you to identify if yours has it or not.

There is a yellow warning light on the dash which comes on when a car is in range and a bulbous piece in the lower grill at the front of the car from memory but the best indication might be if there is a pair of buttons behind the cruise control functions on the left hand side of the steering wheel with "<< & >>" like markings on them - they control the distance from the vehicle in front. 2016 (L405) Autobiography in Black with Ivory - for ULEZ
2014 (L405) VSE in Black with Ivory
2011 (L322) VSE in Black with Ivory
2005 (3.2 V6) Porsche Cayenne in Black with Savanna
1999 (P38) VSE in Burgundy (?) with Sand

Thanks, I've heard of that on other cars but didn't realise that it was available on the FFRR.

buttons on steering wheel set back a bit on LHS Cheers

James

Does yours have forward alert sir? As they are linked

Definitely no forward alert. We bought my wife a new Mercedes E350 last year that has it & I really can't see the point as just at the time you should be concentrating on the road ahead you get a flashing symbol on the dash that distracts your attention!

I genuinely think that if you need to be warned that you're too close to the car in front then maybe you shouldn't be driving...

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It's dark green with black interior.

Out of interest, does anyone know which green it would be for a 2012 RR? Epsom or Aintree?

Possibly also Galway Green. Looks quite dark.
(I'd be surprised if it does not have ACC - additional up and down distance switches located just behind the standard cruise switched on the steering wheel) 405 AB exec seats Baltic and Cirrus
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Remember it's easier to get forgiveness than permission!

Gone in order:
4.4 TDV8 SE - gone to a good home
93 Classic hard dash Plymouth Blue
03 L322 Oslo Blue
2000 Disco TD5 ES Epsom Green
98 P38 Rioja Red
89 Classic Cairngorm Brown

I'm really curious about the ACC now.

I'm away this weekend so I'll check when I'm back tomorrow & update.

Not sure acc was standard on Westminster. Royal household tend to buy very basic machines for normal staff cars. Hse ffrr rather than vogue models etc.