Just spotted this one. Got everything you are after and is pretty keenly priced. And Farnell, according to my mate is good to deal with and I'm sure would arrange to deliver if you like.


http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/adv...amp;page=3

And the big plus is that any car that is MY 15.5 or newer as this one is has the in control secure (tracker) and all the smart phone apps, which are really useful plus there's automatic access mode, better reclining seats that automatically move the front ones out of the way when you are dropping the back ones and other useful tech, and they are more economical and less tax that the 2014 car.

Finally, condition is very important, so before you decide to buy remotely or travel a long way get the Used Car Manager to view the car for you and point out ANYTHING that is wrong with the car and commit it to email. They will try and fob you off with a video but these just make everything look shiny and new. As for cars be fitted with tow bars having had a hard life I've bought three used ones with this option and in my experience it looked as though the towers had never, ever been fitted to a trailer. 2016 SDV8 Autobiography
And several others previously.

Hi thanks for that.

I've been looking at that car on the used approved site. Stands out in terms of value on the site. The only thing that puts me off it is the fixed tow bar - the deployable one is far better in that its hidden when not being used but with this fixed one I think the plate is always visible. Unless I'm wrong and they retract/removable?

cheers

I think you are right that it's probably fixed as I can't recall that plate on any of the ones I've had. 2016 SDV8 Autobiography
And several others previously.

I believe that the 'fixed' towbars bolt into an armature in the way the 322 towbars do (the holder for the detachable swan neck) and so you could unbolt the towbar when you did not need it, e.g. because you needed a better departure angle, parking space etc. Only Range Rovers since 1988