Range Rover 5 Years Cost of Ownership (Range Rover Sport Review) 

Which do you prefer more? The Rover, or the Escalade?

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Hey Yusuf im thinking about getting either an X5 M or the Range Rover Sport. I know you might be bias to the Range Rover, but do you have any thoughts or suggestions? I'm also in southern california.

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Awesome, congratulations!!!

@@YusufHashimCars it's my second RR Sport. I traded my 2010 Sport. I gotta get them 22's now.

Update: After just 2 months of owning it, I traded that V6 Supercharged Rover Sport for a V8 Supercharged Rover Sport. Oh my goodness, what a difference.

@@carycoller3140 any maintain on it yet.. in market for one but unsure of maintaining $

@@lexus99cl zero issues. I hope you read all this, so lets go. This is my 3rd Rover Sport since 2015. I'm not kidding when I tell you that the only issue I had with my first Rover Sport, a 2010, was a dead battery in the three and a half years I owned it. I too was worried about the possibility of maintenance issues but I did my homework and found one that had a good maintenance history and I bought it. It had 99,000 miles on it and, like I said, all I had was a dead battery while I owned it. I took it from Louisiana to Florida three times, and had no issues. I kept it till 114,000 miles and traded it for a 2014, V6 Supercharged Rover Sport, which I bought with 109,000 miles, and traded it for my current 2014, V8 Supercharged Rover Sport with the Dynamic package. It's a beast. And I got it with 97,000 miles on it. I've never had a single maintenance issue with my Rovers. I can only tell you how I buy vehicles. My way doesn't work for scared people though. I find vehicles I'm interested in that have verifiable maintenance history's and clean car faxes. I travel to where the vehicle is and do my test drive. If I'm satisfied then I buy. I never ever buy warranties, but I ALWAYS immediately take my new vehicle to the dealer and get a new front-to-back, top-to-bottom service, and if there is something wrong I get it fixed, and I get the dealer to fix any open factory recalls. My current Rover was only found to need rear brakes. That's it. Like I said, it had 97,000 miles when I bought it, and the dealer found no leaks, drips, or any issues at all. There may be people who have had issues with their Rovers, but I never have. Once they're properly serviced initially, they only require service once a year. So I say, if you want one, do your research, find one you like, get it, then get that baby serviced, and enjoy. I'm on the hunt for an SVR now. Good luck to you.

No problem man, thank you for watching the video!

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@superfuresh I'm really glad I could help!

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Sure thing!!!

Justin Bandz it’s expensive to maintain it? I’m looking to buy one but wanna make sure is on my budget when it come to maintenance

Luis Alvarez Yes mine is 2017 and I drive it daily .. I'll say at everytime u have to get ma intense you're coming out at least a thousand or higher but in reality U get what you pay for. Always make sure to get warranty too because these cars are very expensive lol if something happens 👌🏽

Justin Bandz Thanks man!! It truly feels like an honor driving this car.

Luis Alvarez Yeah it would definitely depend on how much you drive the car!

Thank you for watching Royston! I’m really glad that my video helped you.

Appreciate you for watching my videos!! I’m glad you enjoyed

Hey Eihab, they’re really great SUVs and very refined. Just be sure if you’re buying used you do your hw and find one in good condition with proof of service records!

You're so correct. I bought a used 2014 V6 Rover Sport. It originally cost the first owner $70,000. I paid $25,000. I traded it for a 2014 V8 with the Dynamic package. The original owner paid $110,000. I paid $34,000. The difference between what comes with a basic $70,000 Rover Sport, versus a $110,000 Rover Sport is amazing. Both are great vehicles, but the V8 version is so much more satisfying to drive.

@@carycoller3140 how many miles did the car have when you bought it? i cant find deals like your guys' anywhere near me

@@SuperAsianDude1 I'll tell you about all three of my Rover Sport purchases. In 2015 I bought a one owner 2010 Rover Sport for $21,000 with 98,000 miles. I owned it until 2018 and the only problem I had was a dead battery - that's it. I traded it with 112,000 miles and bought a one owner 2014 Rover Sport with the Supercharged V6 that had 109,000 miles on it for $27,000 (the original owner bought it new and traded back at the same dealership I bought it from). I loved the vehicle but I hated the V6 engine so six months later I traded it for my current Rover Sport with the Supercharged 510HP V8. When I got this Rover it had 97,000 miles on it and was $34,000. I got a decent trade so I financed $27,000. So far I've had not a single problem. All of my Rovers have been one owner with verifiable maintenance historys. Once I buy them I immediately take them to a Rover dealer and do a completely new service and do a check for open recalls. That way my Rivers are new and fresh to me. My current Rover had one open recall for a door latch check, needed new rear brakes, and I elected to buy an additional remote since it came with only one remote. That service, brakes, the remote, labor and taxes all cost $1,300. And again I've had not a single problem or issue. They only require service annually. I just did my annual last month and it was $760 for a complete inspection, oil and oil filter, cabin filters and tire rotation. I'm a fan of Rover Sports but they must be bought carefully when used and the annuals must be kept up. I'm searching for an SVR now.

@@carycoller3140 thank you very much for the detailed response! i am currently looking at one under 50k ish or so. but hearing from you buying rovers that had little to no issues and was near 100k gives me more comfort. i am mechanically inclined to a certain degree so i decide to work on it most of myself unless its electronically related. a 2015 with 50k miles or so Sport SE seems to go around 42k our the door or so.

@@SuperAsianDude1 The SE has the Supercharged V6 I think. Mine had awesome features; self parking, heated and cooled seats front and back, ice box. But I'm just not a V6 person. I live in Louisiana. I got my first Rover in Dallas, my second in Baton Rouge, and my current one in Houston. Dallas usually has the best prices.

Agreed

Hey Darrius, sorry for the delayed response! I actually do not remember what the exact percentage was but the rear windows come tinted from the factory. I believe the front windows may be 15%, but I'm not sure. Sorry!

In Los Angeles more like 20

Yessir!!

I agree!

Hehe the road side rescue people say different

The range rover sport was just named Britain's most unreliable car lol. But to be fair Land Rover as a brand did fair better than Audi and BMW. But the sport is named the most unreliable Land Rover car.

We purchased new

The reliability has for sure improved, but I would still purchase the extended warranty for piece of mind!

@@YusufHashimCars thanks man. i think im going to finally go for it in march. i just love the car, and i always will. i think with the warranty it will be worth it. do you still own yours or did you sell it? how was the reliability for you, did you experience any issues?

We still have ours and are possibly looking to replace it soon. The car now has about 38k miles and the only major thing we’ve done since this video were the brakes. Overall reliability is much better, but I can only speak for our car since we’ve taken great care of it and we bought it brand new.

@@YusufHashimCars wow, that is great news, i think ill be looking for one around that mile range and year actually but extremely glad that it has worked out for you!

Bro if you purchase extend warranty it looks reliable for 5 to 6 year

Thank you for watching! Yeah, I especially noticed in this video there was a lot of wind noise. I will for sure look into it.

I change mine every 3000-5000 miles 😅

I was like wtf

Mak sure to bring a mechanic to check everything out.

Get the max care plan. 150 deductible for any repairs up to 5yrs!!!! You must. I have a 2017

Hey Asad, thank you for watching! I'm glad that I was able to help you with your next purchase!!

Appreciate you for watching!

Yusuf Hashim No problem. Can you do one on a c class coupe or convertible please

Personally, we don't drive that many miles so it has been reliable. I'm assuming the older and more miles the car gets reliability can be an issue, but that would probably be around 80-100k miles.

The Range Rover Sport as it says in its name is a sporty car. With that being said it is not the most quietest drive, but it is for sure fun and comfortable to drive.

thanks heaps my dads getting an SDV8 next week and was wondering how it would. handle. the variating road surfaces here in Australia @@YusufHashimCars

Yeah you probably won’t be ale tell the difference between the ride quality and the sound of the engine from the gasoline and the diesel version. On the positive side you’ll be getting better gas mileage!

The car is top notch in comfort, but in the cars name it is a sporty car. As compared to the Range Rover HSE, this car is not as refined where you do hear the road and obviously the engine. When buying a car like this, it should already be a given.

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Hahaha that’s my favorite spot too!

If you could put like 20 minutes to change your oil yourself! For like 50 dollars!!!!!

I buy the oil and filter and pay like $60 to a freelance mechanic to change my oil in his garage. Overall costs me $120

And he didn't even bat an eye when he said it. "$450" and "oil change" rolled effortlessly off his tongue. Rich people....lol

That’s once a year.

So far the car has been great, no problems at all!

Wow thats crazy!! haha yeah I don't think a range rover would be a good car to take that beating.

Hahahah what would your offer be?

I was going to ask the same thing especially because don't use it as much now that you have the Escalade

@@mykalp2329 Hmm if you're interested how much would you actually offer?

Yusuf Hashim $26k, I’m a high school student! Please lmk

@@phillyaccord5635 A HS student offering $26k to a guy on youtube for a used car. LOL.

Congratulations Mateo!!

are you speaking from personal experience?

@@lindenblvd25 of course he isnt lmao. They just echo what other people who can only dream of owning a RR say to feel better about the fact they cant afford one.

probably the biggest ripoff for any car service. just jack the car up and change it yourself yeah?

Thank you for watching and glad you enjoyed! Yeah it really isn’t a lot, this video could also be useful for people who lease and only put around that many miles a year as well.

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I don’t know a 2019 Kia Sorento lx😂 my mom giving me that car but I want the Range Rover soooo yea 😂 she Has the car as a lease rn but she’s gonna pay it off

Haha that first car always gotta be the hand me down car!

Yeah man Have to agree

What you calling new , I'm currently also looking at one

LOL

These cars depreciate like crazy, that's why you never buy them used.

New

Yeah it really is nothing! A year later and the car now has about 40,000 miles.

Look like u don't drive the range often

Hey Evan, thank you for watching! This car is equipped with a Panoramic sunroof. In this video if you watched the whole review I mentioned that the only costs for this car was the Oil change and small things done to the car which I showed invoices for. That’s all the we’ve spent to maintain and upkeep the car besides the obvious gas and car washes. Hope this helped solve your confusion!

Nope. It’s a V6 with only six cylinders. I’m a Rover tech.

Who told you that? Lol

@@manjot2727 I've taken these motors apart and have seen the block with thine own eyes, and indeed just three cylinders on each bank. Here's a post I made on the topic with some schematics from Land Rover's repair software. landroverforums.com/forum/range-rover-sport-l494-2013-present-61/lets-dispel-myth-95226/#post693529