I have owned this car since May 2021 and I purchased this from a close friend of mine who was a Director of Westover Land Rovers. He had this vehicle as his company car before transferring it into his personal ownership. I had always admired it and I managed to persuade him to sell it to me. I have therefore known this car since - at least- 2017 and approximately 38,000miles. I have loved this vehicle and maintained it at the highest standard. It has been very reliable in my ownership with small wear and tear items being address as soon as they have cropped up. For example, the inlet manifold hoses, discs and pads and I recently had both lower suspension arms, drop links and ball joints replaced. Another notable preventative action i have taken is to have the gearbox oil service done. In truth, i am sad to sell the car. My wife now needs very short journey commuter and so I feel the car is too nice to be doing short local runs; i'd rather it went to enjoy a more satisfying life with another deserving owner. Cosmetically i would describe this car as being in good condition. Internally, it is perfect and gives a very high class experience.
Things to be aware of: As the car has been used for country pursuits, the exterior of the car does have some brush marks but i am confident they will polish out. My dog also managed to dent the rear tailgate jumping in. The mark isn't visible with the tailgate closed. When I purchased the car, the air conditioned and heated front seats didn't work, this is a common failure point relating to a plastic part (It has been investigated by a specialist). I have never bothered fix them which would cost around 400 per seat (if using an independent specialist). I am sure other threads on the forum would agree wiht this. A competent home mechanic can do the work but I never found the time (I am rebuilding another Land rover already)! Annoyingly, the DAB radio will also only pick up a couple of channels; I have never been bothered by this as i have always used a Bovee1000 adapter for the iphone (included in the sale). This simply enables you to use your Iphone for music, radio etc.
Other items included in the sale: The car includes a dog guard, parcel shelf and the luxury carpets (not in photographs) that are supplied (i have only ever used the rubber mats). I have a Yakima roof rack which i can negotiate into the sale if required. All in all, this is a well loved, very capable luxury car that any owner will LOVE! Next MOT due 15/01/2024, Full service history, Black, 5+ owners, £15,490 (mileage is now 98k)
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I haven't had any luck selling this and don't want to sell it for a song so unless anyone is keen, i think i shall keep it; its an amazing car and based on my ownership experience, its be very reliable. Do feel free to PM me if you want to know more about it.

I think in the current market and ulez best hold on to it , it is stunning tho

Wise words! And Thank you.

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Quite odd.

I thought Westminster's were supposed to be standard stock cars.

I notice yours has rear screens, factory fit?

Mine Has, over what I have seen on others.

Wing Mirror and Front Bumper cameras
Quad Climate Control
Rear LH Passenger Adjustment for Front Passenger seat
Rear Screens with Headsets
Rear Seat Backrest adjustment

Not sure what else !

I am no expert - i suspect someone on the forum can opine.

My Westminister has factory rear screens and the TV controller in the arm rest. You can have media zones in the car so rear passengers can watch movies and listen on headsets (factory) while the driver can listen to the radio etc.

It has zoned heating so everyone can pick their own settings.

Not sure about rear backseat adjustments to be honest. I have never looked - might just do that!

It has parking sensors but no bumper cameras (although they are covered in the manual) so perhaps this was an option?

From my understanding (limited) the westminister was a higher end version in the last of the line but i could be totally wrong!

Any experts out there?

I believe the Westminster sits above the Vogue but below Vogue SE and Autobiography is the top of the tree.
Media for rear seats and surround cameras were options.

As I understand it, End of line.

Whatever was left in the parts bond, fit n get rid.