Used Land Rover Range Rover models for sale in Dubai, UAE

What are customers saying about the Range Rover in Dubai, UAE

Omar - My pre-owned Land Rover Range Rover Autobiography sits level-pegged with a limousine. With its four-seat setup, it’s got the best options around and for the price I paid for it, it’s worth it. I’m waiting for the SVAutobiography to come out so I can buy that too.
Pros: Options to rival a luxury sedan, powerful V8 motor and impressive build quality.
Cons: Constantly has to be filled up.

Mahmoud - Nothing can compare to a used Range Rover Vogue SE Supercharged, maybe it doesn’t have a four seat up or rear TV screens, but it’s got all the options anyone needs to be comfortable.
Pros: Options and Comfort.
Cons: High price with options.

Andrew - I’ve had my second-hand Range Rover for some time now, got it at a good price and only had minor issues with the fuses, but it’s nothing major so far. Otherwise, it’s a great car with lots of options, and it’s comfortable. Excellent car for Dubai residents.
Pros: Comfortable and all those options.
Cons: Fuses keep blowing out.

Five reasons to buy used Range Rover for sale in Dubai, UAE

1. Being popular cars in the UAE, they have fantastic resale value.
2. Around they are known for their safety. Yes they are large cars and parking may be a bit of a pain, but safety is priority number one for everyone.
3. They make a statement as they are owned by celebrities, professional athletes and various other not worthy people.
4. With two engines available there's something for everyone to choose from.
5. The list of options goes through the roof and beyond that, you name it, a Range Rover probably has it.

About the Range Rover

Ever since the 70’s, Land Rover Range Rovers have traversed some of the toughest terrains around, whether it’s a wadi, the desert or the urban jungle, the Range Rover has been there and asserted itself as a worthy SUV. Usually with a four-door set up, earlier models also had a two door option as well. In their latest form, they have made quite the impact and are a staple in every garage as they have an impressive list of owners.

Road rivals: BMW X5, Porsche Cayenne, Mercedes-Benz GL Class

With a boxy shape and four wheels, the unknown terrain was still a prime target for the Range Rover. Basic options include fabric seats, radio tuner, basic power accessories and air conditioner. Over the years, additional options joined the ranks such as a sunroof, rear spoiler, leather seats power seats, cruise control and various rim sizes.

Two V8 engines are available with either a 4.0-litre or 4.6-litre displacement hooked up to a 4-speed or 5-speed manual transmission. Power is sent to all four wheels. An inline six-cylinder diesel is available. However, these vehicles are import from export markets as they were never intended for use in the GCC.

Prices start at AED 11,500.

Now moulded into a more refined box with curvier bits all around, standard features inside include leather seats, power seats, DVD navigation, premium sound system, cruise control and climate control. Additional options consist of memory seats, navigation, 20-inch alloy rims, sunroof and rear entertainment package.

Standard safety features; front and side airbags, ABS, stability control, tyre pressure monitor and emergency brake assist. Optional safety features include larger brakes, dynamic stability control, an upgraded off-road selector and uprated suspension.

The previous two engines were dropped in favour for a 4.4-litre and a 4.2-litre supercharged, both are V8’s and are mated to a six-speed automatic gearbox. The manual transmission is also unavailable.

In 2010, new engine replaced the 4-litre ones. Now with a displacement of 5.0-litre, the V8 engine is maintained as is the supercharger in top trim spec. No changes were made to the interior or exterior options. 2011 models have new gear shifters and a new grille and headlights are attached to the front end.

Prices start at AED 25,000.