Range anxiety is REAL 🤣 Please subscribe if you are new around here!

I really, really want one but just scared of the costs. So, in the meantime I love watching people who just bought a Range Rover to see how they get on :)

I have my first L322 upon my retirment 12 months ago. A 57 plate on 110000 miles. Best car ever. I wish I had bought one years ago instead of all the crappy company cars I took! Just passed its MOT so I'm well pleased. I really enjoy your content and fel we are on the same journey being newish owners

I’m an owner of l322, always love watching these type of videos. Always something to learn about these cars or info to share with fellow owners. Mines a 2006 AJV8 petrol.

Just bought my first LR albeit brand new Defender 90 2022. I watch as many videos on LR ownership - reliability cost etc. Keep up the good videos. Your car looks good.

Love the videos Lucy. Me, thinking about getting one and helping support my local garage. All the same reasons as you - absolutely love the thought of that driving position!

Great video. I find the fact that you’ve bought an L322 really interesting, plus it’s got the TDV8 engine - I would do the same if my circumstances were different. Looking forward to more videos, including the start/stop switch. Keep them coming!

Hi Lucy....we own a Discovery 3 2006.....we looked for the best serviced one we could find previously 2 owners one of which was a doctor....no expense spared. It was top money for its age 3 years ago, since then in servicing and general repairs etc we are up to 4k and this is the best i could find having been a mechanic all of my life......its just a Range Rover/Land Rover thing.....they are a cracking motor and we use ours all the time....but big bills are the norm.... Great videos by the way 👍

Hi Lucy, I’ve just discovered your channel, and from the number of views you are getting I can see that it’s a great success already. I think the reasons for your success are that you are very engaging to watch and listen to, also you seem genuinely very interested in who your viewers are, and their opinions on what you should do. I think it is rather endearing that you’re not a ‘know it all’ motoring correspondent, but someone just enjoying their car, warts and all. For some reason I like the way you refer to it as your car, as opposed to our car, it somehow makes the video more personal.

I really enjoy your videos so please keep them coming. I now own a 2017 4.4 diesel L405 Autobiography and love it. Previously I had a 2012 4.4 diesel L322 and also loved that.

Hi Lucy love your vids on the L322, I got one on eBay last yr the guy had it up for 2k with gearbox issues, it had transmission failsafe on the display. If you ever get that msg, lift up the leather gearshift gaiter cover and you will see a little black lever, you will need to put the shift into N then pull it up which should cure the problem. As for the battery I just fitted a brand new one this weekend as my whole suspension had dropped to bumpstops ie access mode. If your battery drops lower than 12v all the fault codes start appearing such as air susp inactive HDC inactive and abs fault. These are all linked to low battery voltage. Once battery was changed it was like a different car. One bit of advice is join forums such as landyzone as lots of good free advice. Also invest in an icarsoft diagnostic tool specific to LR, mines just arrived you plug into the obd just under the dash to the right of the steering wheel these tools are invaluable. Enjoy your rangey.

Solid content. I’ve had my Discovery II for 21 years and she’s been amazing! Welcome to the club.

Hi from Australia! I’ve got a 2011 4.4 TDV8 Autobiography. Bought it 2 yrs ago after lots of research and searching. Same colour as yours. I’m up to 258,000 kms. Had the start button issue when I first bought it. Now fixed. Fixed a few regular issues like lower ball joints, new alternator and new cooling pipes but otherwise been fine. I had a 2013 RRS 5.0 V8 Supercharged before this (and when I lived in the US) which was just amazing. But very happy with the luxury of the L322. Autobiography even has a leather headliner!

I subscribed as a long term Range Rover and L322 owner. Done 132k miles in mine. Enjoying the channel.

2013 RR Westminster owner, I watch to gain/share knowledge. Massive Range Rover fan so love your content. Keep it up 👍

I’m in the northeast part of USA and have owned 3 l322s still have number 3. It’s a 2007 4.2 supercharged V8! First 2 were both 2005s with 4.4 V8. I’ve owned other brands that have a better reliability reputation and have had more problems with them rather than all 3 of my l322s. I got into an accident with my first l322 and there was more damage to what I hit than the Range Rover! (I drove away) After that day I vowed that I’d only drive an l322 Range Rover! They’re absolute tanks with a body on frame and aluminum/alloy construction it’ll will keep you and the family safe and will not rust away. Fyi, my 2007 has 170,000 miles running strong with no warning lights! And my first 2005s transmission was never serviced and finally gave up on live after 240,000 miles. I would have rebuilt that trans if the cost to do so wasn’t the same price as my second 2005 L322. GREAT VEHICLES! They like the pit bulls of the automotive world (misunderstood) you hear terrible things about them till you get one of you’re own fall in love with it. As long as it taken care of and respected it’ll do the same in return! Just last night I was driving home from work and a Nissan Rogue was broke down on the side of the highway. I keep a tow rope in the boot at all times tied vehicles together and the Rover and I pulled them off the highway to safety! They are absolutely go anywhere do anything recover anyone machines and the look 🔥doing it! I Swear by these mechanical masterpieces!

I’m an owner of an L405 Vogue SE purchased earlier this year after ownership of a L494 Sport HSE Dynamic SDV6. I love all things Range Rover!! regarding car washing I mix it up between a local hand wash as myself. Great work on the Chanel great to hear your views on owning the L322 👍

I have had my 2011 4.4TDV8 Autobiography for 2 1/2 years after taking 2 years to find the right car in the condition and spec i wanted. I just enjoy watching all videos related to the L322, including More George. 😀

Hi, Lucy. I love the L322s, tried several out, it's like riding around on your living room sofa. Looking to purchase one that has been well looked after. What's interesting is that people love these so much they don't seem to care about the maintenance that's required or the cost. I've always liked hand washing my own vehicles, the effort is worth it.

Also I agree with you on the unconditional love , I never really mind spending money on mine , 9 out of 10 times I take it to a car wash because it’s quick and easy , once a year I get a mobile valet company to clean it in and out which is always so good , my side runners I couldn’t live without I use it every single time I get into the car , I also drive it to my home in Spain every year and keep it there for 6 weeks and drive it back again 3000k there and back plus 1000 miles whilst I’m there

Welcome to range rover world. .I have owned 28 and mostly loved them all. Currently I am a lr rr jaguar workshop in qld Australia. The worklist on your 322 is completely normal for a car with the mile's you describe keep the servicing to her and she will serve you well. Cheers Russell.

Enjoying the videos, especially the trip to France. Had a nightmare experience with a TD5 before, but considering a RR though I know deep pockets are needed to keep one running.

Hi Lucy, I watch as a new owner of an L322 almost identical to yours, just with the Westminster wheels. Looking forward to seeing you do the start button because my one has just arrived and I’ve only just finished fixing the keys. For washing the car, depends on time. For a quick wash I’ll just pay up but if I want it done properly I’ll do it myself. Loving the channel, good luck.

Hi Lucy from South Australia 🇦🇺 Love the posts, own a 2017 RR Sport and really enjoy the long rural drives around the state, 11,000 km in 5 months

Hello. I now own a L405 a 3 year old, the 3 ltr as I like the fuel economy plus the lower tax. I get 44 mpg on a long drive, mostly motorway which is amazing for such a huge car. Before that I had L322 diesel and before that a L322 petrol. To be honest I should have stuck with the petrol as the fuel saving moving to the diesel was minimal. I kept the 3ltr BMW engined RR for 6 years and kept a box full or receipts. One day I made the mistake of adding up what it cost me over 6 years of ownership, just servicing and repairs. It was in excess of £40k!!! It was probably the most unreliable car I have ever owned but it was also the one I was in love with. The L405 is probably the best car in the world, I love mine but the L322 is the best Range Rover. I miss my old one so much I’m trying to convince my wife that I should buy another L322 as a doggy car so that we can keep the new one clean. Wish me luck with that. Put simply the L322 is the best Range Rover and the L405 is the best car! Enjoying the channel thank you.

Hi Lucy, I love Range Rovers since I was a child. I drove a Range Rover Classic and a Defender 110 but now I have a 2004 TD6 L322 and I love it. I do the servicing myself and it never let me down. She has All-terrain tyres because sometimes she does what she is build for, going offroad. Best Regards, David.

Hi Lucy I pointed out the tyres and cranki amps to you. I'm watching because I'm on my third L322 and wouldn't drive anything else atm. I simply love them and yours looks fab. Keep the videos coming please

Although I’d love a Range Rover I probably won’t get an opportunity to own one but it’s really interesting to watch your videos about owning an older one and dealing with the trials and tribulations and expenses. Thanks for sharing these videos.

To answer your question, I’m a first time Land Rover owner. I went for a 2008 Land Rover Discovery 3, 2.7 V6 diesel. It’s my weekend car as I already own a van for work and the Missus has an Xtrail. I’ve always liked the discos, but as I’m self employed, I thought it might be best not turning up to get paid for a job in a Range Rover!! Oh ya, I’m from Clare in Ireland. Love the videos, keep up the good work. Jason.

Owner of a 2008 L322 HSE here and I love it!

I saw your first video as I was hunting for a L322 for myself, now an owner, and watching because yours is engaging content, and I'm intrigued to see another owner's experience. Thankfully, mine is a third car (because I need 3 cars, right?), and so can be gradually attended to as I go. My first job is sorting out the utterly borked lcd display that I have below my speedo - which is a common problem on the early cars like mine. Bought all the bits and going to do it this week, along with a led bulb swap whilst I'm pulling bits apart.

Hi Lucy love your car very nice colour, I live in Rustington just down the road from you. I have a 2004 l322 Td6 autobiography, it’s my first rangey, I’ve had it for nearly 4 yrs now. The one thing I’ve learnt since owning it is, either have a deep wallet or be good with a set a spanner’s. I try and do most of the work myself, these cars are notorious for something going wrong. I have a big list of stuff that I’ve done . That said I do love driving it, it’s a big armchair on wheels 😂. I’ll give you a toot if I see you around. Keep vids coming and enjoy being queen of the road in yours!

I own a Mercedes GLE 4x4 which is amazingly reliable & after 3 years still love it !, but I've always wanted a late Range Rover L322 , You need good quality tyres on any heavy 4x4 , great video from You & George keep'em coming , Got a autoglym polar blaster & karcher K4 its £10 a wash here in Derbyshire & i wash every week so much cheaper/ satisfying

I work for JLR so know all about them so this is why I’m here. First watch.

Bought an L322 (2011 S/C) back in October. It was well looked after, but it was at the milage a lot of things needed doing. Timing chains (replaced everything with this), front shocks, suspension pump. Seems to be good now, but spent about as much on servicing as I paid for the car…feels almost new now though.

Another great video. I own a 2004 L322 Vogue 4.4 petrol. I have had it 4 years and it's done 146k. I had timing chain replaced but ongoing oil leaks from cam covers a year later. Every bill is over a grand from a specialist, but I have taken somewhere else for assessment!

Hi, I watch alot of car related videos, started watching yours as my partner was going to buy a range rover, we went for a test drive in it and loved it she even put a deposit down on it, it was a 2012 hse luxury with 80,000 miles on the clock, had everything on it. tv, fridge, rear tv screens, but when she realised it was £615 Road tax and not very good mpg and high running cost as there have been alot of problems with the range rovers, she changed her mind and bought a bmw x3, I also have a bmw x3 so we now have a matching pair, watching your video is very interesting keep it up😁

Since I was 8 in 2003 I always loved this body style Range Rover. Growing up I was/stillnam a big BMW fan(I work for a BMW dealer). I originally wanted a 7 series, but I figured if I was going to pay for a high-maintenance, luxury, gas-guzzling vehicle - then I wanted it to be a jack of all trades. So finding out that BMW was responsible for the inception of the L322 was what drew me to it. It truly checks all of the boxes for what I was looking for in a car - stylish, comfortable, fast (for what is essentially the size of a tahoe), and an acceptable amount of creature comforts to make me happy. I went down quite a youtube/forums journey learning about the L322 and all of its pros and cons. Despite what everyone said about the reliability online - I started simply walking up to people that owned them and asking them how their ownership experience has been. To which everyone single person replied that it was great, they love the car, and all they do is just take care of the car and complete all of the routine services. Fast forward to March of 2020 and I purchased a 2012 Range Rover Autobiography with 68k miles and currently have 85k miles - it has been an absolute gem considering what all can be wrong with these cars. My ownership costs of standard maintenance and a couple repairs totals out around 4-5k USD in the time that I have owned it. I know that may seem like a lot to some people, But the value that the Rover brings to my life outweighs the financial cost.....so far. Congrats on your Rover! Let me know if you have any questions, I'm happy to help.

Just subscribed, looking to buy an L322 TDV8 4.4 in the next year 😊 Really enjoying the content, keep it up!

L322 owner, enjoying watching your journey into LR ownership.

Hi Lucy, owned an L322 for 3 years, 60 plate, loved it. Had to do the suspension bags and finally turbo failure was the end of my time with the car. Current garage is Golf R daily, Vantage V8, Discovery sport, 1972 JABS Historic sporting trials car. Have an INEOS Grenadier on order but am considering swapping that for an emira.

Great video, love Range Rovers/Land Rovers, used to work for a main dealer and completed my apprenticeship at LR in Gaydon. Own a Freelander 2 but hope to upgrade to L322 one day.

I'm here bcuz I love the content and is so cool that you shared that passion with your partner! Keep going with the vidsand awesome content.

Owner of Land Rover Discovery 4 HSE. I understand your pain. Really enjoying the videos!!!

I own a Land Rover discovery 2 td5, they’re amazing, love these videos keep them up 👍🏼

Owner of Lexus RX450h - love the “king of the road” seating and view of the road you get! Super similar to the RR feeling. Only went for it over the RR because of reliability woes…

Great video again and informative. My car is L 405 which is Velour white which I love, I go to car wash I am afraid but occasionally do it myself. Look forward to the next one👍👍👍👍👍👍

Just Joel videos on his range rovers got me to your video.. keep it up! cool vids :)

Love the channel Lucy and keep going:) We have a 2016 Discovery 4 and love it.. our 1st investment into the LandRover family.

Also Lucy check the rear boot holding cable , pull back rubbers , water rust them and rot them , mine went and had to be replaced ❤️

I own a 03 discount, am looking to get an l322 type rr. Am finding vids like yours really useful in narrowing down what's work for me. Thanks for sharing your experiences.,

Just interested in the ownership experience you are having and maybe we will buy a Range Rover in the future. As far as washing the car goes I prefer to do it myself you get to know where the problem is starting to occur and hopefully can stop them before they become a big issue

Love Rangies, never owned one but probably will one day. Lived in Worthing for ten years! Love seeing people running FFRRs, keep up the good work!

I’m a fan, I’m in Shropshire, I own a black 68 Velar D240. I love the Vogue, Sport, all of the high end Land Rover line ups. I’ve put some big 23 in wheels on mine & some side steps & that’s about it. Had a Range Rover sport stolen earlier this year so I’m currently beefing hi security. Keyless theft and the lack of control around it is quite scary. Loving the series. I’m thinking of buying one of these as a project/ weekend work horse for camping/beach. Subbed 👍🏼 keep ‘em coming!

I’m an L322 from new 2002 , 220k on the clock all done by me , absolutely love my car , I do look after it if I’m honest, I service it twice a year and change the gearbox oil once a year

Hi, I'm based in Qatar and a L322 owner for the past 9years. Mine is a 2006 L322 4.2 Vogue Supercharged. Listening to your video, I would recommend doing all the bushes and reset all the joints for ease of tracking your maintenance history.

Hi Lucy, I have a 2011 L320 Range Rover Sport. Bought it three and a half years ago at 98000 miles. Very lucky to find it; one previous owner, Stornoway Grey with Ivory Interior in excellent condition. Needed new wishbones and replaced the cam and serpentine belt as soon as I got it. Have recently had a full gear box, transfer box and differential oil change. The latest expense was for a new aircon pump which is not that easy to get to. This is by far my favourite car. Re car wash; I do it myself. I also drive a Jeep Cherokee Sport; my previous main vehicle which I use for things I wouldn't want to use the Range Rover for.

Love videos just bought 2003 4.4 V8 petrol with lpg watching your story with interest 👍👍

I’m a Disco 2 owner. Keep up the great content!

I have never owned a RR/LR but I am considering getting a RR Sport. I currently own a 2010 Infiniti FX35. Love the channel keep up the good work.

Range rover evoque 2019 owner and father in law has range rover sport. Enjoying my evoque had a few problems to start was done under warranty. Keep on top of servicing with range rover. Wash myself takes about 4 hours . Great content enjoy your confidence.

Hi Lucy, I'm in Australia and own a 2010 L322 Autobiography 5L supercharged, I love it but I bought unseen and it was is really bad condition, ive replaced the engine and now I have torque converter issues, but I'm happy to restore to a good condition and keep for a long time. Love your show cheers Graeme

I have had a l322 for about 10 years, and I love my Range Rover and I’m 35, but it’s a love and hate relationship, when things go wrong, I take it to the garage called full circle in Buckinghamshire, the best garage for all your needs but costs a leg and a arm when something goes wrong, eg I’ve spent around £20k plus since I’ve had it, but just love it every time I jump in it

Hiya i am a landrover owner with a freelander 2 automatic 2008 hse and love it but my dream car is what you have bought the l322 and following your channel and more i watch the more i am wanting to buy one 😂. Love your channel and looking forward to much more from you and your l322. Enjoy 😍

Amusing parallels. Reckon I bought mine a month after you, ish. Haven’t had a sunroof for years but used it to check a height barrier, couldn’t get the RR wheel centre caps so bought LR ones last week, always wash my own cars but did think, spiders, this is taking ages! And finally, High Peak guy’s words of wisdom stuck with me too after watching/reading a million people moaning about the cost of L322s - Buy what you like; fix it when it breaks. It’s a good looking car and it suits you. Don’t think I’d be so interested in your Tesla channel if u had one!

I’m a fan of Range Rovers, I love the late L322’s. Haven’t got one yet but plan to do so in the future, just letting my car enjoy its last days…

Hi Lucy, I am the proud owner of 2015 range rover sport which I've had from new + a 2010 defender 90 tdci that was 12 months old when I bought it. Previous to that I had 05 discovery 3 & a 2010 discovery 4 both from new. So far, non of these JLR products have given me any problems. I live in North Devon, and retired now. Good luck with your range rover.

Hi Lucy. Keep up the interesting content. I bought a 2015 Range Rover Sport 11 months and had my first service yesterday, which cost me £413 and another £1100 of work needed, but hoping my warranty covers that one. I clean mine myself, as I had a cermaic coating put on it last October and the checmicals the hand car washes use can damage it. I have also upgraded the info-tainment system and the A/C unit, so now a nice touchscreen. I keep wondering whetehr to fit side stepa to mine or not, can't decide. done a few other external upgrades to modernise it a bit, black lettering, black vents, new tail light strip and swiping wing mirror indicators. Good luck with the project. Powerful UK is a great site for parts and videos of how to. Steve

I’ve sold mine not long time ago which was exatly the same as yours,but RR love still in my heart

Not an owner, but my parents had a P38 and I grew up sleeping in the back on our way to holiday. Been in love with Range Rovers ever since

Hi Lucy. Loving the videos so far and absolutely love your range rover. I have always wanted one but unfortunately, my budget would not allow. Maybe one day but they so good and age so well. Currently own a Ford kuga 2014 and I love the seating position of being higher. Visibility is so much better :). Will carry on following and enjoying enjoying videos. I follow quite a few car channels tbh. Especially high peak autos :)

I proudly own an ‘11 RR HSE Lux. I’m in the US, so I have the 5.0 gas motor. In my experience that is a very good report you received. For people considering buying one should get that inspection done before they buy it. Be courageous and try to do much of the routine service work yourself. You might actually find oil changes fun. You stick a hose in the top of the filler tube and suck out the old oil. Thanks for the video!

Looking to buy my first RR 😊next year so love the content. Currently have. 2016 Audi A6 Allroad but always wanted a Range Rover.

We used to own a L322 sport, although it was continual spending on it we really love the cars

Hi Lucy. Good videos. :) I drive a LR3 (Disco3 with 4.4 V8 petrol). I also drive a Series III 109, and have 4 more that is not on the road. I'm currently restoring my first LR, which is a classic RR from 1984. I watch your channel because you are lot more good looking than all the lads on youtube. :D

Came across your channel as a you tube recommendation as I watch a lot of car channels. Had owned a Range Rover Sport and a Discovery 4 previously in my 40s as a family man but the kids grow up and move on so didn’t need anything as big. Lovely cars if you get a good one which I was fairly lucky with , nothing major but even then I still got niggles that every visit was a minimum of £200. If you buy one go into ownership with your eyes open , put at least £150 a month to one side for repairs and if at the end of your ownership you’ve not spent it then you still have the money. The brand for me now as lost its soul now with the Discovery 4 being the last of what I would class as a proper Land Rover/Range Rover. The new Defender is a lovely looking vehicle but sells to a completely different type of customer now to the previous one. Will subscribe and watch with interest how you get on.

Hi, I have a 2004 L322 4.4 v8 petrol. I love it, hate the fuel cost but love the car.

From New Hampshire. My wife and I recently acquired a 2011 Range Rover Sport. Recently replaced brakes front and back. Had back to black sprayed on frame and metal surfaces, food grade mineral oil. All this ran me $1998.00 US dollars. We love our Range Rover, always wanted one!

I will be buying either a 3.6 or 4.4, can’t decide on which… I realise problems and what to look for etc but still try to educate myself with videos from real owners. Nothing has put me off so far as actual owners haven’t said anything yet I couldn’t sort myself. Sooo will be taking the plunge! 😊. Loved your journey with this car and subbed.

Hi , I’m watching the video as the principal of such a vehicle appeals to me, but fascinating to me how many people buy a love these vehicles accepting the fact that they cost a fortune to keep on the road and a constant struggle with reliability issues, I know folk who buy these new and they spend so much time back at dealerships making things work properly, or securing parts that rattle etc…! Hope you have a long happy ownership with yours… 😊

Hello, I’m a 53 yr old bloke from Yorkshire and I own a Supercharged L322 … had RR Classics,P38’s and this is my second L322.

hi Lucy. I'm owner of a 2008 range rover vogue tdv8. and I bloody love it. ots always been my dream car. also own a audi q7 and bmw 525d.

I own a 2015 Autobiography RR Sport because I can’t get a Vogue on our drive (easily) I’m looking at getting an old Vogue as a second car, which will be parked on the street. I’ve been watching your videos to see how you get on and get an idea what to expect. Nice car by the way and great videos. Keep em coming. 👏👌👍

Landy fan from birth, In 30s. Driven em in the Army, and privately have owned a classic, defender 90 and now a L320 Sport. Just spent about 6500AUD getting mine all up to scratch but we'll worth it. Here to watch to see the trials and tribulations others go through, and as you mentioned...being nosy. I too did it all the essentials and have save a few jobs for next service, ie; new better than factory compressor. Next is detail and ceramic coat to keep the paint protection.

Huge fan of LR Products, dreaming of owning one. I love the L322 but I'd go for the L405 mostly because of the newer tech (especially the adaptive cruise control as an option) I currently drive a '13 Volvo S60.

I have E65 7 Series but always like Range Rover. You are different to other car KZfaq creators keep up the good work

Have owned 2 Range Rovers, a P38 and a L322 4.4 LPG converted, now run a Discovery 4. The humming/buzzing noise is the air suspension compressor and the suspension air bags do creak when they inflate/deflate

Hii, I've owned 2 Discoverys ,4 freelanders and a series 2a, currently running a freelander 2 HSE. Love Land Rovers and all their foibles!!!

Found this channel by the KZfaq algorithms, LR ownership. Owned a 3.9 efi V8 D1 since new in 98, still starts on the button, drinks fuel like an alcoholic on speed, 340,000 km’s, there’s been major work, rebuilt both axles & transfer case due to the bearings going past there designed life. Auto box every two years new fluid & filter, one set of head gaskets, plus the regular 5,000km oil changes. Other that that just keeps on going.

Hi, Keep it going, you’re doing well! Suggest you focus on the mechanical repairs first which is cash back when you sell it. Cosmetics can wait, bit if any, i do agree with you that the side steps should come off, bin them, then some decent rubber.

Lucy I suggest you have your oil done at garage but do your own air filter fuel filter and pollen filter , they are very easy jobs to do yourselves 😍

I bought a used 2011 Land Rover Range Rover Supercharged with the 5.0 jaguar engine with 97K miles in Feb’2021. Now I have about 118k and the power train has been solid. The repairs I have made have been more of a service that is due, it is pricey since the parts aren’t cheap. But it has been a solid SUV. I would recommend if you are not already to take it to an good and reliable independent mechanic to save some money.

Last month I rented my first 2010 Range Rover L322 for a quick road trip and fell in love. I’m 2 meters tall and love how high the Range Rover sits and also how smooth the ride was. I also feel in love with all the tactical buttons it has for the radio and such. I’m a high tech guy but am starting to get annoyed at how every product is removing real buttons for touch screens where the L322 is the opposite. There’s even two buttons for the glove box! I just purchased my own 2012 Range Rover L322 with 90K miles which should arrive in a few days. So, I’m watching your channel to pick up tips and tricks as well as just I never get tired of seeing the L322. It’s just so gorgeous!

Hi Lucy. I’m James I have an L322 2010 3.6TD V8. Bought with 39,000 miles. One owner from new. Full service history from new. Done starter switch, heater matrix thermostat as it kept draining the battery. Also CD was broken and unable to play. Sent away to man who fixed it. added a battery fuse. Just done all 4 brakes discs and pads today. Rimmer Bros great for parts and service

An 06 L322 was my first car in 07. I'm currently on my 4th RR, a '20 Autobiography Sport SCV8

The L322 is one of my favourite cars! I a hoping to buy one later this year x

Quoting Matt from Highpeak autos sealed it for me, liked and subscribed 👍

We've got the 5.0L Supercharged version of yours - same colour and interior. Absolutely love it, but have decided a combination of Land Rover servicing costs, petrol costs and wanting an electric car mean we are part exchanging it for a Tesla Model Y. Ours has the deployable side-steps which are great and always get comments!

L322 Owner, Supercharged 2007 with over 214,000 on the odometer, and still going strong! Gets serviced about twice a year, usually doesn't have too many issues between services. Great car, planning on owning it until it dies

Hi Lucy, loving the videos on the L322. I’ve had 2 L322s, a TD6 and TDV8, two Freelander 1s, a Freelander 2, had a Discovery 3 manual (money pit!) and currently have a Land Rover 90, Land Rover 110 V8 county, a Discovery 3 (high mileage bargain) and an 88” race Land Rover. On yours, I’d advise you do the gearbox megaflush without delay. Tyres - I had General Grabber AT3s on both my L322s and could not fault them and there was no real increase in road noise. Alway wash my own cars - I don’t trust car wash folk not to scratch them..