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Land Rovers depreciate heavily and have a reputation for expensive repairs - both of which create opportunity for used buyers who go in with open eyes. A 4-year-old Range Rover Sport typically trades at 45-55% of its original MSRP. The Discovery drops even steeper, often losing 50-55% in the same period. The Defender holds value better than any other Land Rover model, often retaining 65-70% after 3 years.
If you're buying a used Land Rover, budget for repairs. Air suspension, electronics, and turbo systems are the most common issues on older models. A pre-purchase inspection by an independent specialist is worth the $200-$400 it costs. The 2018+ models with the Ingenium 4-cylinder and 6-cylinder engines have been more reliable than the older supercharged V6 and V8 units. Keep the maintenance current and you'll have a vehicle that does things on and off road that nothing else in this price range can match.