prefer sand because I don't like dark blue for seating

I thought that previously but it actually looks very nice in the flesh and should go very well with a white car...

Thanks for your opinion Vogue

Hi Gaz,

As a car buyer, I would not touch a car that's been wrapped as I would assume it's covering something sinister.

Assuming I'm not alone, it may be a mistake to wrap a car with the intention if selling it and turning a profit. 
Gone - Range Rover Supercharged 2006

I was watching a programme on Eddie Stobart lorries last week, they were preparing new trucks and applying wrap to the vehicles. I thought, Their must be a Stobart spotter who has had a car wrapped in Stobart colours.....

Is the general opinion that an immaculate 2008 Vogue TDV8 wrapped in Alaska White with Charcoal 20" Supercharged wheels and FSH/Warranty will be hard to sell?

Time to set up a poll 
Gone - Range Rover Supercharged 2006

Regardless of FSH or warranty i wouldn't buy a wrapped used vehicle …

Gazellio wrote:

Is the general opinion that an immaculate 2008 Vogue TDV8 wrapped in Alaska White with Charcoal 20" Supercharged wheels and FSH/Warranty will be hard to sell?

I think the colour combo would look nice.
But have to agree with posters above, I'd be very nervous of spending big £££ on a wrapped used vehicle.
I guess a wrap is cheaper than a respray?

To be honest if I wanted a wrapped vehicle I'd source the vehicle and get it done myself.

Maybe a member might not have any qualms or worries buying from yourself Gaz but when that buyer then tries to sell it on , then he might have the odd awkward questions from the next buyer ….

But if you think you won't have any bother selling one then charge on ...

Well you know me and projects I just fancied having a go as I think the result would be fab and white TDV8 RR under 50k are hard to find.

Have to agree that the wrap may put quite a few buyers off but then so does Tonga Green for some unknown reason

I think its fab

I think the colour combination is right - if you are looking for white, but as posted above I wouldn't buy a wrapped vehicle - Range Rover or otherwise - would be too scared overzealous use of the pressure washer / steam cleaner would do some damage...

as for Tonga green I know lots love it, but I detest it a friend who is a dealer refers to it as Tool Green as he finds them difficult to sell on

I feel a Tonga Green poll coming on

Wrap poll added.....(2 days only)

I know green range rover owners are going hate me for saying this but;

when lookiing for a range rover last year and spending 15k black had at least a 1k premium over green, maybe its a essex\east london thing....

White selling at a premuim then gaz? 2004 black Vogue TD6

I think the dark greens like Epsom look stunning, I am just not keen on the lighter shades - they remind me of 1980's ford granadas and 70's wannabe porn stars