Range Rover Leasing

Range Rover Leasing

Lease a Range Rover

In comparison to its predecessor, the MK4 Range Rover is smarter looking, lighter, larger and boasts better technology. Its improvements mean it continues to be a standard-setting industry leader in the luxury SUV sector. Efficiency changes mean it is surprisingly economical and the design improvements have resulted in the Range Rover being better off-road too, who’d have thought?

The new design, including an aluminium body, and the advanced technology used in this SUV combine to give you an amazing drive on all terrains. A clever combination of luxury and practicality will be a definite draw to anyone considering Range Rover leasing.

Range Rover Background

With its history going as far back as 1970, the Range Rover has enjoyed four generations at the top of its game. If you are the best already, then what improvements can you possibly make? This was the challenge faced by the design and engineering teams when developing the MK4 Range Rover. Not only did they need to retain all the best features that this SUV had to offer, they also needed to widen its appeal, attract a new generation of drivers, keep the appearance eco-centric and make the MK4 Range Rover stand out against its competitors. With such high standards to reach, was this a step too far for the design team to achieve? Seemingly not as it appears that the new generation of Range Rover has met every expectation.

The aluminium framework used in the very first Range Rover has influenced the design and build of the latest model and it is this that has helped the team to meet most of their goals. Even though it is bigger, it manages to be lighter, faster, more efficient, better equipped, cheaper to run, increasingly spacious and far more responsive.

The overall performance of the car has also improved too. Once, this SUV was the privilege of only those who would describe themselves as affluent. Now, in spite of all the improvements, it is attainable for a wider group of people. The option to lease a Range Rover means that more people can enjoy the privilege of enjoying this market leader.

Driving Experience

For many people, owning a car is not just about purchasing a mode of transport; they are looking for a fantastic driving experience taking into account the movement of the car, levels of comfort, use of technology and overall feel. So, how does the Range Rover stack up when put under scrutiny?

Okay, so you might not need to get to 130 miles per hour in 7.4 seconds, but it’s good to know that the car is capable of achieving this. The powerful acceleration is down to the 600NM of torque and 258PS. If you are one of those drivers who enjoys the growl of an engine when you put your foot down, the MK4 Range Rover does not disappoint. Although the twin-turbo layout remains in place, the 306PS SDV6 model actually only uses a single, more efficient, turbocharging system to produce the kind of music that petrol heads love to listen to.

If these types of statistics impress you, then you will be even more pleased with the 4.4-litre SDV8 diesel. Expect to hit 135 miles per hour in approximately 6.5 seconds. Impressive? No wonder, when it boasts 700NM of torque and 340 PS. It gets even more impressive with the 5.0-litre 510PS - a model that needs restraining at 140 miles per hour. Of course, not everyone is focused on how fast you can go. If you are more interested in a car with a frugal focus, then you would be better off looking at the 333bhp V6 diesel-electric hybrid model. However, in spite of only emitting 170g/km of CO2, this car can still hit sixty in just over seven seconds giving you the best of both worlds.

Anyone who is buying or leasing a Range Rover may be doing so because of its off-road driving ability. Again, you won't be disappointed as the new version Range Rover boasts an intelligent 4WD system and the innovative All-Terrain Progress Control system. These make driving on steep gradients, low-grip surfaces and steep gradients, effortless.

Build and Design

Although this SUV is instantly recognisable as a Range Rover, a massive investment was made in changing the bodywork. It is the first SUV with a lightweight all-aluminium monocoque body. The main advantage of this is that the bodywork now weighs the grand total of 420 kg less than the previous model.

The MK4 is also slightly larger than the last model, although the boot capacity is surprisingly less. However, there is still not enough room for additional seats, but if you wanted this option you would probably choose the Land Rover Discovery anyway. If boot space is a problem for you, simply dropping the back seats will more than double the room available. The reason for the reduction in boot size, even though the car is bigger, is that more space has been created for passengers in the rear of the car.

The interior is as impressive as ever. When you think of Range Rovers, the words, comfort and luxury automatically spring to mind. These words continue to accurately describe the experience of sitting in this particular SUV.

Model and Market

As you would expect, your choice of Range Rover will affect how much you will pay. If you opt for one of the diesel varieties, then you can expect to pay anywhere between £75,000 and £85,000. However, if you want to splash out on the 5.0-litre V8 petrol supercharged model, then you will pay closer to £100,000.

Don’t be too disheartened if these are out of your budget, there are other options you can think about. You could consider a Range Rover lease or a Range Rover business lease, depending on your circumstances. These may make driving a new Range Rover a viable option, especially when you see the Range Rover lease deals we have at Vantage. Just give us a ring to find out how much it would be to lease a Range Rover, we’d be delighted to discuss your options with you.

The Range Rover has three trim options, starting at the entry-level Vogue and finishing with the priciest option, the Vogue SE. There is a £6,500 difference between the cheapest and most expensive options, so it depends on whether you are willing to pay that amount for what comes down to aesthetics and making a statement. If the cost is really not an issue to you, and you want the best that Range Rover has to offer, then you might prefer to opt for one of the bespoke Autobiography models. For the honour of owning a bespoke model, you can expect to pay in the region of an extra £10,000.

Vantage Leasing are specialists in Range Rover Leasing deals & Range Rover Contract Hire and are proud to be able to offer some of the most competitive Range Rover Lease deals on the market today. if you want to lease a Range Rover, we have a wide range of Range Rover Contract Hire options & models available. If you can't see what you want, just give us a call as we hold all of our own build slots direct with Land Rover meaning we can get the exact Range Rover on lease you need.