Would buying a 2006 Range Rover HSE with 70k miles on it be a bad idea?

This would be what im looking at... http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml? zip=89118&endYear=2013&modelCode1=RANGE&startYear=1981&makeCod e1=ROV&firstRecord=26&searchRadius=500&maxPrice=30000&listingId=3241 25114&Log=0

Evey car has its issues, but if you are willing to put up with the hassles and own it., go for it. There are many known problems with this car and they are posted online and a search will show you what they are. Good luck, I think it is a great looking and functional truck

Personally I'd never buy a later model Range Rover as they have too much in the way of electronics (I like to be able to maintain it myself), but for those willing and able to spend their money on cars this isn't a bad one. They're pretty well built cars but will require their servicing done regularly, don't skimp on that or it will definitely bite you. Range Rover parts aren't cheap so check it over and make sure you have one with full service history.

A 17 yr old with a Lexus RX, use to have a Jag. Wondering if to get a Cayenne or a RR. Stop the bs and get off the Forum!

Thank you to all who responded! Forgot this was still on here. Ended up going with a 2008 certified BMW 750Li that I've had going on 2 years. Great car but the warranty is soon to be over. When that happens it's time to get rid of it. Things are a small fortune to keep running my warranty has covered over $15k in repairs this year the biggest being a new tranny.

I want to know if I buy a 2006 Land Rover Sport HSE with 110,820 miles and I want to shipped it to Nigeria Africa would it be a good SUV to own or not

Hello I’m looking to buy a RR 2006 for $5300.00 is this a good deal.? It needs a headlight/bumper repair and mileage is 120,000

Buying a land rover 2006 with 188000 miles for 6700$ is it a good deal