The TRUTH about Range Rover values - A Porsche Cayenne Turbo comparison.

Buying a Range Rover Sport as a luxury suv? Then this is the video to watch. In this buying and depreciation guide of the Range Rover Sport I will tell you the truth about the depreciation rate. I will show you the depreciation per year and per 1000 miles driven. Furthermore, I show you how these rate compare to the Porsche cayenne turbo and how they differ between the HSE, Supercharged, Autobiography, and SVR.
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The video is structured in a top-down way. That means that we first have a look at the Range Rover Sport market and some general price levels. We will also compare the prices between the various trim levels such as the SVR, Supercharged, Autobiography, and HSE. After this, we will investigate the depreciation curve. This reveals that the depreciation rates are indeed quite high. The SVR loses its value the quickest. In the third step I will compare the rates of the HSE, Autobiography, and SVR to the ones of the Porsche Cayenne Turbo. After all, only with such an comparison we can find out if the depreciation rates on a Range Rover are high or low. The analysis reveals that the prices of the cayenne turbo are almost the same as the one of the RR Sport. At the end of the video I will also compare the rates of the range rover to all of the other cars I have analysed on the channel. This reveals that the depreciation rates on the range rover are indeed high, but that this is common for the luxury SUV segment. Hence, the conclusions is that the depreciation rate for a range rover is high when you compare it to a normal car. However, when you compare it to its peer, you will see that it is in line with the rates in the luxury suv segment.
Note that all the prices are advertised prices.
Disclaimer: The Content is for educational purposes only, you should not construe any such information or other material as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. Nothing contained in this video constitutes a solicitation, recommendation, or endorsement to buy or sell any cars. The information published has been obtained from or is based on sources which are believed to be accurate and complete. Although reasonable care has been taken, the completeness and the accuracy of any information published cannot be guaranteed. Any opinions may be wrong and may change at any time. You should always carry out your own independent verification of facts and data before making any purchase decision

[@Gedalneil]

Cross references to other like cars is extremely valuable. Always impressed to see myth busting like this. I’d guess that consumers mix in “reliability” of Range Rovers with depreciation. Aside from some outliers, it seems that the first year hit is consistent across like cars.

[@turbokuo1734]

Love these videos, appreciate what you do!

[@maidamaalamin4644]

This is very well thought out well done👍🏻

[@sradical8136]

Great video how about the Maserati levante?

[@mariusrumbinas2540]

Hello, very nice review. Do you have digits comparison Cayenne E-hybrid vs turbo s e hybrid? I want to buy 24 Turbo e hybrid or S e hybrid, i have to decide until tomorrow :) it would interesting to hear your opinion.

[@kewlguy53403]

Where do you find the data for these?

[@itismeal]

Question, this is all based on M.S.R.P. correct? or on actual sales?

[@fourwheeltrader]

*Which car would you like to see analysed next?*

[@johnkounelis1963]

G wagon!

[@fourwheeltrader]

@@johnkounelis1963 Should make for an interesting comparison.

[@kriskantu]

How about the sister company's Jaguar F Pace for comparison? They share components but the F Pace trails in new listed prices in comparison to Range Rover. Wondered if the depreciation is similar also since Jaguar have the same reputation when it comes to reliability. Would be grateful if you consider this worthy of an analysis.

[@strafefire]

How about some Aston Martins? Like the DBS or Vanquish?

[@knick11695]

Audi RS3 and M2 competition are similar class and both seem to have very little depreciation. I’d be interested in the real numbers on these!

[@eyesurgeon69]

You should change your title to say Range Rover Sport. The Range Rover is a completely different vehicle.

[@fourwheeltrader]

1:08 The sport in this case serves as a proxy for all RR model (hence the different models in the thumbnail). It goes without saying that values are most accurate for the RR sport.