2019 Land Rover Range Rover Sport SVR SUV Petrol Automatic

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So, I’ve been keeping this one for a while now — it’s a 2019 Land Rover Range Rover Sport SVR with the 5.0-litre V8, in Estoril Blue. The interior’s a mix of black leather and Alcantara, which feels nice to the touch, and the seats are heated with memory settings — useful when you’re doing long drives or just want to chill in the back.

It’s got a panoramic glass sunroof with electric blinds, carbon fibre trim, and those big 22-inch SVR Viper black alloy wheels that look pretty fierce. The black pack includes the front grille, side vents, and lettering — all black, so it’s a bit more subtle than some of the flashier versions.

Inside, there’s a Meridian 1280W sound system, digital dash, touchscreen nav, rear-view camera, blind spot monitoring, and a whole bunch of driver aids — like cruise control with paddle shift, voice commands, and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto. The seats have lumbar support, heated front and rear seats, and the roof is black-painted, which helps with the look and keeps it cool in summer.

I’ve had it through a full 75-point check and HPI, so I know it’s been well looked after. It’s got keyless entry, electric folding mirrors, power steering, and even heated windscreen. The air con works well, and there’s 4-zone climate control — nice for families or when you’ve got a mix of people in the car.

I’m based in Newquay, Cornwall now, so if you’re local, I can actually show you the car in person. I’ve driven it regularly over the years, and it’s been a solid daily driver — no major issues, just like a well-maintained, high-spec SUV.

I’ve had it serviced properly and kept it in good shape — full service history, no big red flags. The price is £38,655, which I think is fair given the specs and how it’s been looked after.

I’m not the biggest fan of long sales pitches, so if you’re interested, just give me a shout — I’ll meet you up, show you the car, and we can chat about it. No pressure, just a proper look.

PS: I don’t know about the rest of the details — I’ve pulled them from the car’s specs, so if you want to see it in person, you’ll get the full picture. I’ll be honest — it’s not just a car, it’s a bit of a lifestyle piece, and I’m pretty proud of it.