1989 Range Rover Vogue (3.5 Litre)

Lot detailsYear: 1989Make: Range RoverModel: Vogue (3.5 litre)Registration: F844 NGMChassis No: SALLHAML3FA361088Odometer: 122,730• New headlining• Stainless steel exhaustThe 1989 Range Rover 3.5 litre is a classic British four-wheel-drive that perfectly represents the combination of luxury, practicality and off-road ability for which the Range Rover became famous. Powered by the well-known 3.5-litre Rover V8, it delivers a smooth and distinctive engine note while providing plenty of torque for both road and rough-terrain driving.By 1989, the Range Rover had developed considerably from the original model introduced in 1970. It remained unmistakably rugged, but offered a much more comfortable and refined driving experience. Its permanent four-wheel-drive system, high ground clearance and strong chassis made it highly capable away from the road, while its spacious interior made it suitable for long journeys and everyday use. The 3.5-litre V8 is one of the car's defining features. Its relatively simple design and characteristic V8 sound have made it popular with classic-car enthusiasts. Today, a Range Rover is increasingly appreciated as a piece of automotive history. Its boxy styling, distinctive proportions and commanding driving position have aged remarkably well, while its mechanical simplicity makes it an appealing classic for enthusiasts. Well-maintained examples can attract considerable interest, particularly those retaining original features and colours.Originally registered on 1st January 1989 this classic shaped Range Rover presents well in blue with grey interior. The V8 engine runs well, this is mated to an automatic gearbox. Recent works includes a new stainless steel exhaust, new headlining, and tyres. The blue paintwork has recently been machine polished and a fresh MoT has been issued. Whether used as a weekend classic, an off-road vehicle or simply admired for its iconic design, the Range Rover 3.5 litre remains an important and characterful vehicle. It helped establish the idea that a four-wheel-drive vehicle could be both genuinely capable and genuinely luxurious, a concept that continues to influence modern SUVs today. Consigned by Stewart BanksInterested parties please note, these are library images. Please visit our website for the correct images