I'd love to see a direct comparison between this and the i7/760i fully optioned with its executive seating package and 31-inch screen.

Y’all see the Prius GR?

Is this offer available in Canada?

When TSP will be available for Canada? I tried it but its only for the US..

*tyres

Push-button fold out camp stove setup, Rolls style?

Well they used to have a bar in the back

they don't design this for women ceo

Massage parlor 😉

My brother has it in his Toyota hilux

Exactly! I also put golf bags, cello bags, and fishing rod by folding second row seats, that’s amazing🎉

That's a awesome machine made by range rover 👏 👌 ❤❤🎉

You are right

Why? They're unreliable rot boxes to the level that the Chinese would risk their social credit score to protest the quality deficiencies in front of the factory.

The irony is Range Rover is owned by TaTa, an Indian company that makes the cheapest cars ($2k)

@@jamesdanton9033 Stop being so dumb

​@@BristolBergnot anymore.. the car has been discontinued.. Now it operates in 8k-40k segment

You can get it second hand

I have a 2014 5.0l Autobiography, only been in the shop once because of an ignition coil issue that was covered under a certified pre owned warranty, and once for tire warranty. Bought it used in 2017 @ 40k miles, and now it's @ 110k miles. I'll probably upgrade when it breaks down again. I did have to buy 2 batteries for it, but other than that it's been surprisingly reliable. They have a higher resale than most cars with the same msrp of the same year, like the GLS and S class. I think if you get all the initial issues sorted out in a land rover during the warranty, it's pretty reliable.

with the new bmw powerplant it's pretty decent.

They are fine if you look after them. Not a lexus but no worse than average. The problem is that people pick up used ones for family car money but forget the running costs are still exactly the same as the day it rolled out the showroom. They dont do the maintenance then whinge when they breakdown. I have had 3 Range Rovers and apart from expected batteries, tyres, brakes, servicing etc I have never spent an additional penny.

@@davidk7262 Maintenance costs are very cheap if you actually know how to change the oil. You don't even need a jack since the clearance is so tall. It usually runs me $50 for the best synthetic mobil 1 oil, best engine protector like liqui moly ceratec, and filter from walmart and 1 hour of my time. People just don't know how to do anything nowadays and go to dealerships just to get ripped off, and you waste more time waiting for the oil change than it takes to get it done yourself. My quote from the local dealership is $320 for just service A. Which is a charged cost of over $270 for 1 hour of work which is insanity. Also they are not using liqui moly ceratec... so it's closer to billing $290 per hour. I also have to drive 50 minutes back and forth and wait for 2 hours at the dealership most of the time.

This BMW motor they use for this model hopefully solves it. It’s a revised type of N63 motor I think.

@@DuckMcDuckinson In my old L322 Rage Rover, the 4.4 TDV8 is the reliable choice over the older BMW engine (old news I know, and the JLR V8 petrol was superb - had one of those too, but still) ... and I honestly think that there aren't any reliability issues that exceed any other luxury brands at this level ... especially when you actually use one of these for towing and off road ... for which these are arguably peerless. This is possibly the ultimate all round vehicle for those that need absolutely everything but circling the Nurburgring ... and if you want to do that and have one of these ... you likely have another toy for that of course 😎

I test drove for a company, the last generation diesel models, before they were even thought of being sold in the US. We drove those things in Vegas, maybe over 300 miles a day, and we never had any issues. Granted, we had mechanics on hand if any issues arose, but still. Without ever having owned one, I’d say Range Rovers are fine (if you can comfortably own one) for at least the original warranty period. Outside of that, I’d get an extended warranty, and then maybe it’s buyer beware. But truly, buying any luxury car (other than say a Lexus) with a decent number of miles on it, or that is outside of the original warranty, it’s a risk.

Have you owned a Range Rover and had issues? I have owned Range Rover's since 2012 and have had fewer problems with them than I have had with my other SUV's. I have only had to bring them in for regular servicing. But maybe I have just been lucky. It would be nice to know if there is something I should be aware of that I have not yet experienced.

@@ShawnaHeningerif they don’t know to maintain it they shouldn’t buy it, my friend has a discovery since 2014 he didn’t face reliability issues till now

Anyone who knows anything about cats know these aren’t reliable. It’s a status symbol to look cool when you pull up to the law firm your dad owns

Cars* lol

To be honest, most higher brands experience the same exact turnover. If you go even higher like Rolls Royce or Bentley, they turnover about every 12 months - sometimes even less. When folks are liquid, switching to a different car quickly is never an issue.

Gotta realize that’s how you buy those cars, those cars are major depreciating assets that are only valuable to a write off within those 3 years. Also in this current market , those used premium cars end up selling near purchase price 2-3 years down the line and fall off incredibly hard after

@@nicolaszamudio8699 Cats too. 😆

If you ever make it to your destination without problems and electrical malfunctions ! 🤔😂

not unreliable, same as audi merc and bmw. and they are not that great either

@@adeptus_rattus194 Land Rover is a notoriously unreliable brand. What are you smoking?

@@adeptus_rattus194 Range Rover is definitely less reliable than Audi, Merc, and BMW.

German cars are still the best.

@GPS65 what were all of the “minor repairs”?

Yes

I just don’t drive in areas with that issue and I keep extra space in front if I’m in a less safe area. I’m more terrified about wearing expensive watches

I'd say that's more to do with the fact that you couldn't afford the car. Think of a homeless person being handed the keys to a '99 civic hatch, they'd be just as paranoid. If you could afford this car, you'd care a lot less because the loss is relative to how much you actually have

​@@CarbonSickle lol no, it's not just fear of robbed. It's the associated general fear of being in the eye of criminals in such a flashy car.

Where do you live if you have this fear?

@@siddharthgoyal4008 idk man just sorta sounds like you've never owned a nice car. I used to drive around in my f80 m3 back when I was flipping houses. I drove in some horribly sketchy neighborhoods. I never thought twice about it. Most people avoid you because they don't want to mess with money. Too risky. Same reason the IRS goes after poor people. It's easier

Wish you the best with ur RR, i'm looking forward buying one myself. But there are Two things i'm really concerned with. I'm a great sucker for comfort above all. And all of my picks until now had been prioritizing, Going over sharp speed breakers how much tilt and movement do you feel and when going over a pothole are some vibrations, shakes and jerky movements especially going over a rough train where even a vehicle with standard air suspension will bounce because our main purpose of buying this is because we constantly travel difference cities as we get projects and most of times there's a lots of rough train, so i'm kind of confused for making a decision between Mercedes equipped with E active body control system and RR. In Saudi Arabia the problem is it's not available unless you either buy Maybach or wait for so long for the GLS equipped with EABC. Tho even if i have other options i do want to pick RR as i love land rovers. But my concerns about this vehicle is kind of pushing me back and only the person who have experienced it as daily driver can help. Thanks for you time kindly if you can let me know your experience it would be really helpful

@@S.M.HassanShah I can confirm that the RR is not a sporty vehicle, you will feel tilt and movement much more than in a RR Sport, I can't speak about Maybach, never tried one. As for potholes and speed breakers, you will get vibration but the air suspension does a great job, no bounce. Hope this helps. Cheers

I like the part where they fall apart and are always in the shop...if you were stupid enough to buy one in the first place.

@@jamesdanton9033 This is my 6th Range Rover and, none have fallen apart. In fact, I don’t understand the bad reputation.

@@Frenglish007 Then you are a leasee wearing a corporate brand and not a car person. Must be why top of the Range rovers are going two for a buck fifty, just so reliable...where twenty five year old Land Cruisers are still fetching top dollar. I bought a Land Rover once to try them out, thinking they couldn't be as bad as everyone says. The transmission tried to go into first gear at highway speeds on day one. Imagine what a four wheel compression break in a two ton car at 110kph feels like. Enjoy supporting the Chinese with their terrible products. I'm going to continue to support Lexus because they don't go wrong and as such support the dollars I put in with high resale values and peace of mind.

SWB?

​@@peterisinme he meant short wheel base.

or standard wheel base

I have a 23 Eiger Gray SE with black roof, optional wheels, Pixel headlights and I love the way it drives and feels. Traded in a 21 LX570 Sport and Lexus has nothing on the RR. I can only imagine the amenities that the SV brings. But I think the SWB looks the best..

How is it on maintenance. I have heard it needs almost a lot of work

I mean just say you're broke. If you're fearing about that thing breaking (even if, the cupholder would still be usable but you don't use it a trillion times anyway) then don't buy newer cars because guess what - tons of electronics in all of them!

Bently understands this.

@@v12-s65 it’s not even about being broke. Some people just value their money and don’t want to expect problems with something they paid six figures for

​@@v12-s65 just say you're ignorant and also broke.

@@v12-s65what does price have to do with what he said lmao

this is so unbelievably old and to be honest unfunny. My previous car was a range rover and it just kept going.... 240'000km after 7 years

@@v12-s65 exceptions don't disprove the rule sir...!!

@@msn8938 But surely you've had every experience with all of these new cars? Simply copy pasted what every other internet none "car guy" says So me and others driving around here just got lucky?

@@msn8938 not an exeption mate, they are not unreliable anymore. all cars have issues and yes JLR have some but so does VW AUDI MERC BMW PORCHE and all the other brands

Nah. I suspect this will be better, since the engine itself is no longer JLR.

So you haven’t paid $2k or what ever it is to fix your electronic parking brake?

I agree we have owned two and both have been great cars. Our current Rover is a 2019 Full Size 5.0 supercharge. The only issue in the last three years was a front suspension airbag failure. Extended warranty cover it and all has been great. I think most people continue to think about the early 2000's models and relate those to the later models. A lot has changed with the brand.

100% agree, they are sensitive to neglect from what I can see, as long as you’re on top of your servicing and maintenance they’ll be fine, the only prominent issue that really can’t be argued is the software and electronics which is just something that comes with a vehicle this advanced it’s common across most luxury cars, not really something people should care about as much as they do.

Agreed. The " I'd much rather have a Toyota" thing, rings a bit hollow...lol

Everyone I know that has one complains about the reliability. Never heard any Toyota owners complaining. To suggest that LR makes reliable vehicles is simply false. If you want an impartial opinion, try shipping extended warranties and see which costs more.

I think there is. You know that a lot of cars these days have weights sensors to "sense" if there is someone on the seat. I think this sensor is linked with the electronics to not trigger the mechanism if there is someone on the front seat. It's not that hard to program.

except the famed range rover reliability

@@boom2055 surprisingly mine has had no MAJOR issues…

@@boom2055these are already performing better, we will see once JD Powers stats are out

Must be a 2 person rd trip lol well 3 maybe

​@Unknownscientists see one today back of a tow truck

They say this is better lol😅

I’d rather own a Toyota 4Runner (cause it’s more reliable) but congrats for your daughter; I bet she’s great at her job

لاشئ يضاهي جمالك ياعسل 💖❤️💕💐🇩🇿👍

The piss poor reliability beats its luxury, EVERY time

Ranger over cars look like gangster. But i wonder Jaguar and land over owned by tata groups indian company 🇮🇳❤️.

Like you were joking, yet truthfull😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

y'all got some weird stuff to worry about

@@v12-s65 nah, if you’ve owned one, then you know that money spent unnecessarily is not weird stuff to worry about

🥰

Enjoy till warranty expires.Move on!

People who can afford this generally don't care about part prices or warranty. It's the broke asses who buy this second hand after the value depreciates like crazy, that whine about the part prices.

You won't even be able to use your cupholder when that breaks. How luxurious 😂

lease german/luxury buy japanese

@@BlackonBlackE46 yes. But unfortunately bad reliability = terrible depreciation = bad lease deals (lease price are determines by expected depreciation) So you can lease a much more expensive car for a comparable lease payment. But bc of that, LR dealers end up having to do massive discounting to sell cars. Point is that bad reliability actually does indirectly hurt JLR's profit on new cars. Brands like Porsche are more profitable bc they don't have to discount as heavily, largely bc their cars retain value better.

This has better interior than land cruiser yes but LC500 has a better interior than this in terms of fit/finish. The 2024 one with updated infotainment will be even better.

Lexus has nothing to worry about.

4runners are so boring.

Sure you did. Super sure you traded a smooth, comfy and quiet RRS for a BOF tractor that drives like an 80s truck. You think people are dumb and fall for these fiction stories you jap lovers keep making up? Wonder how are people managing to squeeze two to three hundred k kilometers out of them when they fail so much... Always the jap lover with the nonsensical story about the perfectly maintained non jap car that fall to pieces. And of course youll proceed to link some Consumer Reports or JD Power study that you clearly dont know how to read to try to move the goalpost and make up some imaginary points.

luxury to poor is pretty steep. I would have recommended trying another luxury brand so you don't have to sacrifice the luxury when you want reliability as well

You are a very generous guy. The Maybach and Cullinan are simply ugly.

cullinan looks wayyyyy better then this

@@user-um3fx2vk8r beauty is always in the eye of the beholder

@@BM-rr1ir you’re so corny gng 😭

​@@user-um3fx2vk8rat a triple price of this, very useless

The Porsche Cayenne has that too.

The most important option on any Range Rover: the extended warranty

@@shyro76 and the 24 mo lease

these cars sell for more than msrp right now. Are you sure?

@@samharris82 there is no point in leasing and paying extra with interest... just sell it if you're too frightened

@@v12-s65 you’re not a car person i will not even try to respond to you, you understand nothing about cars!!!!

But it’s a VW.

I actually kinda don't like the Bentayga EWB. It looks like every other crossover, and the wheels and the interior look so cheap, And it's also showing its age too. And it's actually the most expensive car to offer the turbo V8, and I say that because that turbo V8 is also being offered in most other performance cars in the Volkswagen group like the Audi RSQ7, the RSQ8 coupe SUV, Porsche Panamera Turbo, the Cayenne Turbo, the RSQ7 coupe, the Lamborghini Urus, and even the RS6 Avant wagon

@@daineseboy78 Thats like saying that the range rover is just a BMW and a Tata.

@@jonlosito2004 Have you been inside a Bentayga? The interior of the Bentayga uses much better materials and a deeper build quality. This is also the most expensive car to offer the 4.4 turbo V8...

@@brandanzhu5304 yea but in comparison, the Rolls Royce Cullinan (despite being more expensive) has even better materials, comfort, quality, and better luxury features too. And unlike the EWB Bentayga, the Cullinan has a big V12 naturally aspirated, and it also looks better too. And it even has better ride quality as well.

Enjoy your VW

@@daineseboy78 Enjoy your Tata Motors Safari lmao didn't really think that one through did you?

@@andrewaldujaili3145 no I’m not silly to buy a Range Rover either.

@@daineseboy78 I have al late l405 my uncle has a Bentley I prefer my l405 to the Bentley and to this mode Range Rover

​​@@andrewaldujaili3145 which component of tata safari is used in this range rover? than i'll tell u what is used in bentley of vw

Screens and small electrical motors. Wow, rocket science. Surely theyll explode or something. Technology noobs should keep their opinions to themselves.

After warranty expires move on ASAP!!!........

Lmao.

There is no double grill on the car in the video

Have some fun with us!

Do you think that S class or GLS regardless of their trim, or some mass produced RR hold their value well? Good joke. These ain't no Lexus LXs.

@@jedrzejgorski5437 of course they’ll depreciate massively but the Range Rover will depreciate faster imo

Yes

Cos it’s a VW. I’d ignore it too

Because it's a crappy SUV from Volkswagen...

@@jonlosito2004 wait till you find out VW owns Bugatti...lmao. but its JuSt A vW right?

​@@user-um3fx2vk8rneither veyron nor chiron was a rebadged audi q7

@@jedrzejgorski5437 Bentley isn’t even remotely close to an Audi lmfao

Of course not.

​@@Sergesedd22Yeah, Maybach's still king.

Maybach is just a vulgarly tarted-up Mercedes.

Actually yes inside

​@@markallen2984vulgar how? Rolls Royce is vulgar.