This is my second 2006 Range Rover Sport Supercharged. In 2006 I bought a new one. Sold it in 2015. Switched to pickups. Today I own a 2019 Benz C300 Sports Coupe, and a 2020 Range Rover HSE Long Wheel Base. In 2021 got my another 2006 RR Sport Supercharged with 101K miles for $8000. It had small issues but nothing too expensive once I changed a couple fuses and a new battery. I bought it from a wealthy businessman who babied the car. It was going to be my off road wk end fix the house work truck and for surf trips. We Drove up and down the coast of California, each drive about 2000miles non stop. Huntington Beach California to Vegas 1100miles many times too. Rain, snow, HEAT, Rivers, Off road Up and Down Hills. I do complete oil changes every 3000miles and fix small things when it happens, replaced spark plugs once since I've owned it and a 1 ignition coil, brake pads, new Michelin tires from Costco, air filters and soon new rotors. Check the fuses, replace a few parking sensors and unclog the a/c and sunroof drainage pipe. And re-attach backup light wires. And yet Even with my Mercedes C300 Sports Coupe that is more nimble and fuel efficient, I prefer my Range Rovers... It's the driving comfort and feeling the weight. I feel happy driving them hahahahah..... So if you want a 2006 RRS, expect to pay about $3000 upfront at an independent mechanic to fix things that weren't done by the previous owner. Watch a lot of DIY YouTube videos. change oil every 3000, rotate tires every 4000miles, pump tires every 4-5 days... Once all done, the car will last. Depending on my mood, I'll drive my 06 for wks because the supercharged feel is AWESOME....

I’m only 18 and with my own money I purchased my own Range Rover Sport Supercharged, I haven’t had any terrible issues yet, however I will recommend this to only those who can afford the maintenance that comes with them, all range rovers are pretty good but jus like every car out there they still have issues and unfortunately more issues then most, I currently have 17 codes that jus came up on the scanners when I took mine in, and I’m unsure how much the dealer will charge for me to fix it, as I would need to replace the computer/electrical harness, I definitely recommend if you own one ABSOLUTELY DO NOT install any aftermarket parts on your own, you may think you know what your doing but trust me,…. YOU DONT, these vehicles are highly expensive when it comes to faulty sensors, faults, malfunctions, etc, have a mechanic look at each Range Rover before you purchase yours especially if it’s used, although these may be very beautiful looking cars looks can’t always be your first priority, you must think about the maintenance costs first, for down the road, I wish everyone good luck on owning your first car on whatever it may be :) have a great day.

This is my 3rd Land Rover and the sophistication and technology that are presented in these vehicles is beyond measure. I have loved all three and will value every day I drive these incredible vehicles. There honestly is nothing like owning and enjoying a Land Rover. J.V.