I think when selling a used RRS you need to price so you're not competing with main dealers. I just paid £25000 for a 2011 Santorini Black RRS with all the extras yours has an a few more from a main dealer under the "Approved Used" scheme With 2 years unlimited mileage LR warranty, 2 years LR assistance, £750 MOT insurance. 1 owner full Main dealer service history. Oh an a half day LR experience.

What are the extras? itisme

I meant the main dealer approved extras, warranty ,assistance , MOT insurance

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And Sunroof,Extended Premium Leather, Heated Steering Wheel, Contrast stitching,TV,DVD Rear entertainment,!4 Speaker Upgrade Music Centre, Cooler Box,Colour coded Skirts and mirrors and Door Handles Tinted Windows, DRL, Side Steps, Mudflaps, Rubber Mats,AutoB Grill and side vents,22"Stormer Wheels. and Remote Timed Climate control.? itisme

Yeah I have the extended leather, 6 DVD changer Hybrib TV, 14 speakers, heated rear seats/wheel, colour coded ,fridge in centre console ect. Sorry I wasn't willy waving I was saying think about the price point/warrantys ect. Extras are nice, Failures are expensive.

Marvik125 wrote:

I think when selling a used RRS you need to price so you're not competing with main dealers. I just paid £25000 for a 2011 Santorini Black RRS with all the extras yours has an a few more from a main dealer under the "Approved Used" scheme With 2 years unlimited mileage LR warranty, 2 years LR assistance, £750 MOT insurance. 1 owner full Main dealer service history. Oh an a half day LR experience.

You are very lucky . On Land Rover approved used cars website there are only 3 2011 RRS under £30,000 and out of those there is a Santorini Black HSE with limited spec on 61,000 miles at £28,226. That seems to be the cheapest one in the country. I guess you may be one hell of a negotiator , work for Land Rover or have bought a car with star ship miles . What ever the case as long as you are happy with it then all good but to price other cars against it would bring RRS prices crashing I guess if you tried to buy that car again today you would struggle.

I don't know anyone who works for landrover, my cars was in the autotrader for £25850 from Colliers landrover. When I got to Colliers it was on the forecourt with £28000 in the window. They agreed to the £25850 price no arguing needed. It was right at the end of the month so maybe they needed to hit targets? The car has done 70k miles.

There was actually A blue 60plate one parked next to it marked up at £26999 I think it was then mine at £28000 then a jump to £30k+

So i guess what your saying is that the dealer you brought the car from made a mistake in their advertising. They then agreed to honour their mistake and let you have a £28,000 car for £25,850. I hope you can see the point i am making in that just because you managed to find an exceptionally priced car with a unusually high level of extras it doesn’t mean every other RRS can be priced against it. If you wanted to buy that car today from a Land Rover main agent with the spec you have described i guess you would be parting with £28,000 plus, even with 70k on the clock.

Every one has an opinion and this is just mine

Sorry OVEY for cluttering up your for sale thread. GLWS

I'm not sure it was a mistake as it was advertised in a few places online for £25850. But still had the £28000 price on the actual car. I also apologise for thread hi-jack.

Another consideration when selling your RRS is in 12 months time there will be RRS-2's for 40k probably less. The RRS-2 has and will continue to hurt the price of the RRS.

It won't being before we're seeing £7k RRS's with history and nice condition.

Marvik125 wrote:

I don't know anyone who works for landrover, my cars was in the autotrader for £25850 from Colliers landrover. When I got to Colliers it was on the forecourt with £28000 in the window. They agreed to the £25850 price no arguing needed. It was right at the end of the month so maybe they needed to hit targets? The car has done 70k miles.

There was actually A blue 60plate one parked next to it marked up at £26999 I think it was then mine at £28000 then a jump to £30k+

Guys, just fyi. I've bought a 2010 Autobiography, TDV8 with FSH, new turbos, rear entertainment, AAC, heated wheel, sunroof, privacy glass for £22k.

There are shed loads of HSEs (some standard, some with rear entertainment, some with sunroof, most 3.0) out there in the 2009/2010 range for £22k upwards and not moving. It's a buyers market I'm afraid.

How many miles on yours TDV8_AutoB? That's a great price.

TDV8_AutoB wrote:

Guys, just fyi. I've bought a 2010 Autobiography, TDV8 with FSH, new turbos, rear entertainment, AAC, heated wheel, sunroof, privacy glass for £22k.

There are shed loads of HSEs (some standard, some with rear entertainment, some with sunroof, most 3.0) out there in the 2009/2010 range for £22k upwards and not moving. It's a buyers market I'm afraid.