Evening gents this is my first post on forum I have a chance of a 13 plate sdv8 Autobiography 1 owner fsh excellent condition inside and out but it has higher than normal mileage 120k mostly motorway miles this will be my first Range Rover so I'd just like your views and advice many thanks in advance think I need some reassurance on mileage .

Buy low sell low if you are happy with that crack on..

Plenty of high milers on here - as long as it’s been serviced well, then shouldn’t be a particular issue

Unless they’ve been done recently I’d be inclined to get all the fluids changed and budget for new batteries sometime soon - and find a good independent mechanic to do it for you unless you are handy with that sort of thing.

It's up for 27995 ??

thats the going rate for that year and mileage...i would try and get some kind of warranty on it unless you have funds for repairs..

Morning Stan there only offering an AA warranty poor claim limit per claim .

Higher miles wouldn't be an issue for me mate as long as it is well serviced etc. Ideally I'd buy a higher mileage car, better value for money I think. Good luck.

My L322 has done 135,000 miles and still looks and runs like new. Geoff

Does anyone use Click4Warranty on here just wanted feedback on them there quoting £1245 for 3 years 5 * cover .

I have the warranty wise one, managed to get a huge reduction over std rates, Black Friday deal. Worth shopping around and they will negotiate on price when you tell them what their competitors are offering. Heavily sales driven, they all have targets to meet. high mileage shouldn’t be an issue if serviced well. .

You’re only just half way with that mileage!

https://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic47597-180.html

This will put a measly 120,000 ish into perspective

https://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/us...hp/9546782

Mr tee they wouldn't quote me on 120k (warranty wise)

Red Merle your not wrong 327k

For not a lot more you can find excellent examples with a lot loser millage like the one Vanquish has just sold. I tend to find the more you spend initially the less you spend in the long term. letters not necessarily in the right order

Has anyone else got any recommendations for cover as i'm about to take out a warranty.
Thanks