Range Rover HSE 4x4 All Original Time Capsule
Specifications
| Year | 2002 |
| Mileage | 126,987 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Drivetrain | AWD |
| Body Style | Suv |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | Silver |
| Engine | 8 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Stunning 'Time Capsule' 2004 Range Rover HSE with a flawless original interior and rare factory Hella lights. Only 126k miles on this Southern California SUV. Featuring working air suspension, navigation, and heated seats. Priced for a quick sale to a buyer ready to address minor cooling system repairs. Incredible potential for an enthusiast."
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Description
Overview: This 2004 Range Rover HSE is a true 'time capsule' featuring an all-original interior with no stains or wear. It includes factory-rare Hella lights and all power features are fully functional, including the air suspension, AC, heat, and navigation.
Condition: The interior is in exceptional condition, with the passenger seats and center console showing no wear. All gauges work 100%, and the sunroof and heated windshield are in perfect working order. The silver exterior is clean and the vehicle has been recently serviced with a new oil and fuel filter.
Mechanical Status: The vehicle runs and drives but begins to overheat after approximately five minutes. A diagnostic by a Land Rover specialist indicates it requires a new water pump, thermostat, and fan clutch. It does not burn oil or smoke, but long-distance driving is not recommended until repairs are completed.
History and Extras: This Range Rover comes with both keys, original manuals, and navigation discs. An extra set of tires and wheels is available for an additional cost. Sold as-is for a quick sale before the owner performs the repairs themselves.
Market Highlights
- The L322 Enthusiast Market: The early L322 generation is increasingly sought after by enthusiasts for its classic BMW-influenced design and superior interior quality compared to later models. A 'time capsule' interior is rare, as these vehicles typically show significant leather and plastic wear by 125,000 miles.
- SoCal Range Rover Demand: Southern California remains a primary hub for Land Rover culture. Rust-free examples with working air suspension command a premium, as they represent the ideal base for a restoration or a 'classic' daily driver that still looks prestigious in Yorba Linda or Newport Beach.
- The Mechanic's Opportunity: Buying a Range Rover with a known cooling issue is a high-risk, high-reward play. While the seller claims it only needs a water pump and thermostat, the price reflects the market's wariness of warped cylinder heads, offering a significant discount for those with the tools to fix it.