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Total cash price £25,549. Borrowing £22,994 with a £2,555 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.

48 monthly payments
£423.55
Fixed interest rate
11.9%
Total amount payable
£33,485.17
Cost of credit
£7,936.17
Optional final payment
£10,600.00
Purchase fee
£10.00
Annual mileage limit
6000 miles

Why buy a used Land Rover

Land Rover combines British luxury with unmatched off-road capability. The brand exclusively builds SUVs and 4x4s – no saloons here. You'll find compact city-friendly options like the Evoque, seven-seaters like the Discovery Sport and luxury models like the Range Rover Sport.

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Owning a Land Rover

Land Rover is a proper premium brand, so expect higher running costs than mainstream competitors. On the plus side, residual values are strong so you won’t lose that much money when you sell the car on. There are petrol options for mixed motoring or diesel engines for high-mileage drivers. You’ll also find a growing selection of hybrid models with several miles of electric-only range.

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FAQs

Land Rovers have a well-earned reputation for not getting stuck even in the trickiest of driving conditions. However, the brand doesn’t tend to do so well when it comes to reliability, often scoring poorly across several longevity surveys. It’s always worth remembering that, the more on-board technology a car offers, the lower it tends to score in reliability surveys due to having more things that could go wrong.

At the moment, Land Rover does not offer a purely battery-powered electric car. It does, however, offer a range of plug-in-hybrid engines that can help cut fuel bills and enable the car to cover a handful of miles on battery power alone. These are usually badged as P300e or P400e, depending on the model they’re fitted to and the power they produce.

R-Dynamic is a trim level used across the Land Rover and Range Rover lineups. R-Dynamic is similar to BMW’s M Sport and Audi’s S Line because it adds sportier styling touches including larger alloy wheels and black exterior trim accents in place of the usual chrome. R-Dynamic models might be a better choice for drivers that spend more of their time on road rather than regular off-roaders.

InControl is the catch-all name Land Rover gives to its infotainment systems and connected vehicle technology. As such, most Land Rover and Range Rover models come with some form of InControl touchscreen in the dashboard, allowing you to access sat-nav functions and entertainment services. Using the free Land Rover Remote app on your smartphone grants you access to functions including vehicle status and location information.

Yes, you can. If you decide to finance your nearly new Land Rover with Motorpoint, you’ll get the choice of either Hire Purchase (HP) or Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) packages.