Year: 2011
Make: Land Rover
Model: Range Rover
Price: $44500
Mileage: 55300
Color: Autobiography White
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): NC
Transmission: Automatic
Drivetrain: 4WD & AWD

Selling a 2011 Range Rover Autobiography. Valloire white on Ivory w/ Jet carpeting.

This car is in fantastic condition and needs nothing. Only reason I’m selling is to get back in a 911 Turbo. If I could have both, I certainly would.The Autobiography’s come standard with all of the options fitted to a supercharged as well as a few more standard. This particular car has everything that could have been optioned on it, even a unique white pearl paint that is exclusive to an Autobiography ($14,500 option). I’ll try to list additional options below. It was pretty cloudy when I was taking pictures so I got a close up off the paint in the garage to show the metallic pearl effect.

Autobiography is the ultimate expression of Range Rover craftsmanship and exclusivity. Enveloping driver and passengers in the finest leathers, Autobiography is the definitive demonstration of Range Rover’s unique brand of luxury.

Complementing the semi-aniline leather seats is full leather covering for the fascia, glove box lids, around the center vents, door casings and behind the steering wheel. Even the driver’s knee airbag panel is full leather.
Premium carpet mats with high twist pile and aluminum corner protectors are standard Autobiography fare. A full leather headliner enfolds vehicle occupants in unparalleled opulence.
As a special personal touch, Autobiography leather is examined and fitted by hand.

510bhp, the Range Rover Supercharged engine

12-inch TFT-LCD virtual instrument panel uses the same technology found in premium laptop computer displays.

Sand Launch Control minimizes wheel spin when moving from a standstill. Once the vehicle reaches an appropriate speed, slip thresholds are increased to maintain progress.

Gradient Release Control (GRC) during Hill Descent Control (HDC) operation is designed to apply varied brake and accelerator pressure to help achieve acceleration gradually and more smoothly.

Options:
Valloire White Pearl - $14,500 color option only available to Autobiography

Blind Spot Monitoring System - ability to warn of vehicles that the driver may not see.
A bright amber warning icon is illuminated in the appropriate door mirror when a hazard is detected.

Vision Assist Package - 360 camera system + reverse camera with parking aids and course direction

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) - uses radar to scan the road ahead, providing early identification of vehicles moving into your path. This advanced system includes progressive deceleration, and it resets accurately. It is also adept at identifying smaller vehicles on the road, such as motorcycles riding alongside large trucks.

Forward Alert and Emergency Brake Assist (EBA) - Forward Alert is designed to give audible and visual alerts when approaching a vehicle rapidly and primes the breaking system. Should an impact become inevitable, the system triggers EBA, ‘priming’ the vehicle braking system.

Everything in the luxury package

Heated/Ventilated driver and passenger seats

Heated steering wheel

4 Zone Climate control

Solar attenuating glass - windshield and driver/passenger front windows filter out heat/radiation (does greatly improve cabin temperatures on hot days)

Power Reclining Rear Seats (also heated and ventilated) - still have the ability to fold down

Rear Screen Entertainment System - Includes a touch-screen remote control and wireless headphones (Never used, still in OEM wrapper)

9-speaker 1,200-Watt harman/kardon® LOGIC7® surround-sound system

Adaptive Dynamics - Adaptive Dynamics works by predicting vehicle response to driver input, monitoring contact with the road surface up to 500 times a second. This allows the system to help mitigate any excessive movement, as opposed to a conventional system that reacts after the vehicle has already moved. From extremely rough surfaces to the smoothest highway, Adaptive Dynamics delivers significant off-road and on-road benefits.

High Beam Assist for the headlamps detects oncoming or followed vehicles, and switches between high- and low-beam illumination

New Rubber floor mats and trunk mat. (Installed in Feb.) I also have the original leather trimmed high-pile mats (in excellent condition)

Land Rover Roof Transport System

Land Rover Running Boards

3M protective clear-bra on the front bumper, lower front trim, and headlights.

Door handles color-matched to the car (will not fade like the factory plastic finish)

Built-in K40 RL360 radar detector - Forward and Rear radar/laser protection and remote.

I’m sure there’s a lot I left out but those are the major highlights.
Recent Maintenance: (I have receipts for all the below)

Performed at Land Rover Houston before delivery to me (50,524):
Oil change; front rotors/pads (oem) replaced; engine air filter replaced, replaced lower control arms, replaced left and right rear outer trim, new wiper blades.
New tires installed at 50,540

Ceramic brake pads installed at 50,945 (will pass along the new OEM pads too)

New Battery installed on 02/09/2016

There is a report of a minor accident on Carfax (which I can send to you) - I have the police report I can forward from that accident. When the car was a year old, the original owner merged into a lane occupied by a van and slightly bumped it. The officer noted about $300 in damage to the Rover (minor scuffs that were buffed out.) No indication of paint work on the report or the car.

PPI’s welcome. There is a Land Rover dealer in town as well an excellent independent Rover specialist.

Full album of pictures:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/143611146@N03/L89B96

 

Got some more pictures after the sun came out

Thanks,
AJ

 

Price Bump - $43,500

 

That's a lot of car for the money, glws.

 

Love this truck! Would love to sell the wifes Cayenne GTS and try this out. What are the expected failures on these? Are they still problematic with this year? Not super familiar with the Rovers.

 

Thanks! If there was any way I could keep this and have a Turbo S, I definitely would. To me, would be the dream combo.

As far as expected failures, the only thing may be the usual air suspension components. But I've not heard of many issues at all with the later years of these Rovers. By then problematic parts have been updated etc as with any late year of model generation. With that said though, this is my 5th Rover and I've never had any major issues with one.

 

Sold! Thanks 6speeders! I have my eye on a Turbo S and will be posting the other toy up soon!