Could the full black wheels be knock-offs?

I've seen a lot of those lately, maybe corrosion is catching up with genuine turbines?

Mike

It looks like one of those colours that looks lovely when it’s clean and under lights but in reality might not look quite so nice dirty in the cold light of day.

Reminds me of when I bought a new Porsche Boxster many years ago, in seal grey. Someone else had ordered one in bright yellow with bright yellow inserts and seat belts.

The salesman said it was a “very brave choice” but at the end if they day, it’s your money and buy what you like, not what you think everyone else likes  Got - 2017 SDV8 Autobiography in Loire Blue
Had- 2008 TDV8 Vogue SE in Java black
Had - 2007 S/C in Stornoway Grey

Thanks for sharing….I like it, and the interior colour is very practical, as mentioned.

Please keep us updated, if it ends up on “Your Drive”

Enjoy your Sunday all. Range Rover 4.4 SDV8 Autobiography
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How much do we think this car would have been up at before the prices went nuts? I think prices generally are starting to fall back and we are also approaching spring which might have a further downward affect on big suvs as we come into convertible season…….

I’ve got various options at various price points from old shape q7 at bottom of the price range to this and merc gls’s at the top…… probably take less of a bath at the bottom end of the market…..

I really like that, the price is not bad either for a 16 car so yes I would buy it.

andyleeds wrote:

am still looking, saw this..... thoughts....?

specifically colour and price? im not sure re the paint colour? is it a bit marmite?

cheers

https://www.auto100.co.uk/used-car-details...397/#notes

I quite like it, its the new upcoming modern colours, if you like it buy it.
But tell the dealer the colour is bad and you wont get much takers offer £40k 2018 SE SDV8 4.4 Byron Blue

I like that colour combination, mileage is good and price seems OK. I would consider it.

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/2...2C_Enquiry

this one has popped up which isn't a million miles away from where i am, would i be correct in thinking that they are essentially the same car? or are they different versions? i know that you guys can spot the little differences

This one (Autotrader) has the 2017 infotainment update, so should be a better buy. It's a private sale though, so the ramifications of that needs to be taken into account.

It also has the 24 way adjustable front seats. It might have the Signature Reference 1700w sound system as it has the speaker grills in the back of the front seats, but as the four speakers built into the headlining can't be seen and the seatback grills haven't got the 'Meridian' badge on them it's probably got the standard 825w system.

Certainly worth going to have a look at. 2017 SDV8 Autobiography

Cheers, I could take out a small loan to buy the 2017 car but really I was planning on some finance through a dealer, the price seems to be quite strong on the later car i thought? Or is that me getting it wrong?

Dont use dealer hp get your own, then you are a cash buyer and can knock off some money. Always offer low like 10% off and aim for 5% off stated price.

Use someone like Novuna (rebranded from Hitachi) currently 3.1% for loans between £7.5k-£25k they do instant online loans as long as you pass their criteria etc

Good luck 2018 SE SDV8 4.4 Byron Blue

Cheers kot, I’ve had hitachi before on a bike and Hsbc will lend at 3.3 is a later car much better than a my2016?

I used Tesco Bank a few years ago, their APR is 2.8% at the moment. MY23 Panamera E-Hybrid
MY19 SDV8 Autobiography - Sold

andyleeds wrote:

is a later car much better than a my2016?

Better is in the face of the beholder

Personally I stretched myself to get a MY18 facelift at the expense of getting a SE rather than a AB (hence used Hitachi) they have the newer dual screen entertainment system etc etc. Also making it a little more difficult to gain entry, it has the newer wide band door locking technology etc etc But MY18+ seems to have more issues with needing extra oil changes due to fuel dilution depending on your driving journeys--but manageable easy to do between yearly services.
Oh and buy a Ghost it took me a year of worrying to install this but glad I did in the end. 2018 SE SDV8 4.4 Byron Blue

kot, so is the only difference the info screen and they are harder to steal? but they have a couple of oil / fuel issues over the earlier one? from the outside they look the same to me or am i missing something?

cheers