Land Rover models are fan favorites with lackluster
resale
value
Although Land Rover produces top-notch cars, their long-term ownership costs and demanding maintenance requirements can
be painful for customers. Unfortunately, this high ownership cost does not convert into a high resale value.
After three years of ownership, you may anticipate receiving just around 71.65% of your initial investment back when you sell your Land Rover.
The Land Rover Range Rover, which only retains about 63.50% of
its original value three years after being purchased new,
is the poorest Land Rover
value in such a short period of time may be discouraging.