Land Rover Range Rover Sport 2013

HSE 3.0

No accident reported

Year

2013

Mileage

230,000 km

Fuel type

Diesel

Transmission

Automatic

Body type

Wagon

Colour

White

Drive type

Rear-Wheel Drive

Engine

2,300 cc

Seats

Trim

HSE 3.0

Source

subito

Region

Thiene, IT

Seller

Dealer

Availability

Available

Condition & History

No accidents

No repairs

No recall

Inspection passed

Verification unknown

2 owners

Manufacturer warranty

Used vehicle

What this is worth

Cheaper than 70% of comparable listings

Comparable listings run $2,241 – $34,730.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model: $18,374
Year: −$2,670
Mileage: −$7,350

Valued

About this car

Price: €19,500 (EUR) - Sold by a dealer in Thiene, Italy

Key Features:

Body Style: Station Wagon (Wagon)
Fuel: Diesel
Drive Type: Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD)
Seating: 5 seats (5 porte)
Condition: Used, second owner, previously owned by a Land Rover dealership (approved purchase)
Maintenance: Regularly serviced
Notes: This vehicle features the prestigious Aruba color option (originally priced around €5,000) paired with cream interior trim, giving it a distinctive look compared to more common black, white, or gray Range Rovers. The vehicle has been well-maintained and comes with a clean service history.

Why Choose This Vehicle?
A rare and elegant Range Rover Sport in cream interior, offering the classic luxury and off-road capability of the Range Rover brand at a competitive price. Ideal for those seeking a stylish, reliable SUV with a unique aesthetic.

2013 Land Rover Range Rover Sport: what owners report

Infotainment and electronics glitches are common: US owners of 2018 cars report blank screens and camera and key fob faults, and German CarWiki readers report dropped phone links and troublesome map updates.2013–2022
CarWiki calls the first generation's air suspension a weak spot, with valve blocks, air springs, height sensors and the costly compressor failing; one UK owner treats a compressor failure after ten years as expected.2005–2013
CarWiki says first-generation diesel exhaust manifolds can warp and pull their studs, causing a whistle under acceleration and an expensive repair.2005–2013
CarWiki says second-generation diesels used mainly for short trips can suffer fuel diluting the oil, and that the rear differential leaks oil fairly often.2013–2022

All owner feedback on the Land Rover Range Rover Sport