Is the 2006 Range Rover Sport HSE a good first car!? With a little over 92k miles on it and priced a little over $13k good deal or bad deal?
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Asked by Moody1015 Sep 07, 2015 at 01:31 AM about the 2006 Land Rover Range Rover Sport HSE

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Alexander answered 9 years ago

I had a 2006 RRSC and it ran like new up to 150k miles when I sold it for 18k. I know this is not the norm as my ex-wife just had her engine blow up on hers due to water pump failure. Pretty much if you make sure your maintenance is good on it they will treat you well. I bought it new though and I knew exactly how it treated. That said my ex-wife purchased a used 2010 RRSC it checked out and she got and extended warranty. The water pump failed and the engine popped on a road trip and it was not covered. Sucks to be her.

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Alexander answered 9 years ago

Actually never mind..... I didn't realize this was for a sport. run far away!

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