• Very smart Range Rover Classic in desirable Vogue trim
• Chassis appears very solid
• Boot floor replaced
• Tidy example in good working order throughout

The Range Rover Classic is the original and best, so it’s no surprise to find that good ones are highly prized collectors’ cars these days. Later examples have a different appeal, too, as they’re also the models that transformed the Range Rover’s reputation, taking it from a more car-like alternative to a Land Rover to becoming a desirable luxury object.

It was in 1984 when the Range Rover really started moving up in the world as an automatic gearbox and leather upholstery became available. A 1986 facelift introduced a plastic grille with pedestrian safety in mind and an optional valance with twin fog lights, along with many other subtle improvements. And it’s one of those that we have here – a Vogue, which was the luxury-oriented trim.

This one is a really smart and usable Eighties classic, finished in sought-after Chamonix White and with a long term owner for 25 years up to 2019, when it was acquired by us.
The Range Rover has excellent original bodywork and a generally goods interior, while there is no evidence of welding to the chassis. A new boot floor was fitted recently – a common Range Rover fault and one less for the new owner to worry about.

It’s a handsome car, well-presented and in good running order. The current owner, a Land Rover collector, bought the car as a family vehicle to use for the summer, but with various other projects on the go it’s now time for the Vogue to find a new enthusiasts to cherish and improve it.