2010 Range Rover Vogue
4.4 TDV8 approximately 132k miles, Santorini black with ivory leather interior. 2 keys, full history. Based County Durham

SOLD

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Very nice fatty, good luck with the sale... Pete

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Thank you!

This will be on eBay and autotrader tonight

Any feedback before I stick it on? There's going to be a full set of new photos and a video walkaround.

Price may be a bit high I would have thought.

Its on Autotrader now at £10,995

Thanks for the feedback. Will see how I get on.

Bump

Still available and I have loads of pics and a video walkaround of the car

https://youtu.be/9AdPj5YJUtw

Still for sale

Some new photos added.

Again any feedback welcome.

I don't think the price is bad at all for how well it's been looked after and for its history. Am I being too honest listing this very small niggles?

being honest the price is a little high for the miles and age in the current climate and the restricted performance light coming on and rusty boot lid will set alarm bells off for a lot of people. I don't know if this helps but maybe find the we buy any car price and add 10 percent? the market is definitely flat for thirsty cars with £600 a year tax with the winter looming! this all being said it looks a lovely car and well looked after.

Appreciate the comment

Thing is no car is perfect, no matter what anyone says about selling these cars there are going to be a few little things to consider. I thought being very open would be something people would appreciate knowing they are the only faults.

Ill see how we go, I certainly won't be selling for we buy any car prices I'll just keep it out of spite

You are so right about WBAC prices they are bloody good cars for peanut money keep it out of spite sounds good to me I will do the same for mine.

not suggesting you sell for WBAC money just use it as a complete base trade price and then add on a percentage, issue is when selling private you up against traders who legally have to give a 3 month warranty and most of them do finance,

WBAC the market really as everybody sells to them now and buys from dealers on finance so it means the private market is (buyers and sellers) is much reduced!

WBAC suggests £4,250

We know where WBAC can go..