Used Land Rover Range Rover 2002 - 2013 review

You sit high in the Range Rover, looking down on everyone bar HGV drivers, plus the seats are as comfortable as a favourite armchair and offer lots of adjustment.

There’s also decent space for five, and the fact that the interior is trimmed with thick slabs of wood and the finest leathers adds to the limousine-like feel.

It’s very limo-like on the move, too. Whether you choose a petrol or a diesel model, the engines are smooth and quiet – and both the V8 diesel engine and the supercharged V8 petrol are properly quick.

The Range Rover will cruise comfortably all day – given sufficient stops for fuel – keeping wind and road noise at bay and offering a relaxing ride. Or you can spend the day exploring the wilderness where most other 4x4s would be completely out of their depth. This is a highly accomplished off-roader, as well as a classy cruiser.