This is a well equipped example of the 3.6-litre TDV8 Range Rover L322, finished in the rare shade of Rimini Red. It has an MoT to 25th June 2026, and the vendor describes it as “driving extremely well”. The odometer shows 114,470 miles.The V5C records 5 former keepers, and the first registered keeper was Land Rover Company Vehicles. In this specification, the list price in 2007 would have been around £85,000. Its original equipment includes:Heated seats for all occupantsHeated steering wheelHeated mirrors and windscreenAuxiliary heating (diesel-fired can be pre-programmed and operated remotely)Triple-zone climate controlReversing camera and parking sensors (front & rear)Land Rover Terrain Response system with rotary dialHarmann Kardon audio system with CD multichangerOriginal satnavAdaptive Front Lighting (Xenon headlamps which adjust to steering input, with auto dipping and cornering lamps)Front and rear TVs with headsets (in the office)Demountable tow barElectronic-locking rear differentialVenturecam remote camera system (cameras are in the office)Privacy glass5x 19in alloy wheels with Tyre Pressure Monitoring SystemElectric steering position adjustmentHeavy-duty rubber mats throughoutCruise control, telephone, voice activation etc.The vendor has owned the car since 2022, and had it maintained at a Range Rover specialist in Peterborough. During this time it has appeared in various Land Rover and classic vehicle magazines, and completed a successful journey from Scotland to southern Greece and back.The service portfolio contains 13 stamps up to 97k miles, and the current owner has personally carried out two oil changes during his tenure, the latest being at around 111k miles in Spring 2025.The car sits on a matching set of Michelin tyres. The rear brake discs and pads were renewed with original-spec Brembo items in October 2025. The front discs are also Brembos, renewed in 2024. The gearbox and differential oils were renewed at 87k miles, and the gearbox oil was renewed again when the gearbox pan was replaced in 2024 at 109k miles. The interior is trimmed in dark grey leather with cherry wood and aluminium finishers. The Venturecam system (which transmits images from wireless cameras to the central TFT monitor) is operational, but the 2 remote cameras require new batteries to be soldiered in. One new battery pack is included.Various spare parts are in the boot, including suspension arms, ball joints and roof bars. There's also a Land Rover-specific Hawkeye diagnostic tool (in the office). A spare key and key shell are also present, in addition to the remote for the auxiliary heater.Regarding the demountable tow bar, the vendor says: “It had never been used when I bought the car. I fitted it and used it once for towing a 1-tonne trailer in Greece for about 20 miles. That's the only towing the car has ever done.”The Range Rover was first registered on 22nd March 2007, and pre-dates Land Rover's introduction of DPFs. Not specified