You guys are just gonna have to fined your niche in this segment of RUclips. The good news are that you two are very likeable. Keep up the great work guys.
Thank you for taking the time to comment! I feel we have done pretty well for the last year and a half but your right we gotta find out niche. Glad you enjoyed the video have a great night
I have 2011 SC L322, bought it about 18 months ago and have done about 40k since. LOVE IT!! Has been mostly problem free, just a couple relatively minor issues which I addressed.
I've got a blacked out 2012 RR Supercharged with almost 160K miles that honestly looks, feels and drives like new. The 510 HP engine is smooth, relatively quiet (sorry, not much exhaust gurgle) yet suprisingly 'sudden' with immediate 4x4 power that launches you to cruising altitute of 90+ mph in a heartbeat, as the supercharger purrs under the hood and you blow by lesser vehicles with slightly aristocratic swagger that is a complete rush. I've driven Mercedes sedans for years but the Rover's "throne-level" one-of-a-kind driving position and luxury/sport experience is in a whole different league. If you like this body style (and who doesn't?) and can find one that checks out mechanically, I suggest you grab it for the ride of your life.
You gentlemen have class. You have an appreciation of automobiles to drive the Range Rover and truly understand what it is all about. Most people only see the price and the brand name or even worse, spend the money just for the brand name. Yet you gentlemen understand the brand and what it's all about.
I own a 2012 Range Rover L322 Autobiography. It's not black or white or any of the usual colors, it's an understated color called Bourneville. Some of my vehicle's documents have black written on them lol. But it's actually a deep burgundy metallic black with a black semi-aniline leather interior. Everything inside is leather. Even the headliner, doors, and dashboard. I love driving in. It is heavy but I like it that way because it absorbs the bumps and doesn't rattle like every other vehicle does I've driven in.
I own a 2011 L322 Supercharged and yes it is STILL relevant. Mine looks like the vehicle in the video but, I have the diamond cut wheels from the newer models.
Great video series guys. I just got one and did a bunch of research and you guys nailed it. Keep up the detailed videos. For someone that wants to avoid chain issues and can accept older infotainment and no push to start, check out the 07-09.
i have a 2012 range rover supercharged autobiography it's the nicest car in my opinion. I'm only 17 so it's really really nice for me. Mine is black with the standard aluminum rims
2011hse 5.0 v8 96mk what u think guys she'll I go for it or no? Never own a suv always some race cars and this time Wanna have something cosuy for ride. And regarding maintenance for this year what's your experience?
If the 2006 was the best vehicle you ever owned...was it reliable? I assume it it was the "best", it was reliable...but you sold it due to reliability issues? Can you clarify?
One of the quirkiest cars out there. I agree with what you said - amazing driving position and experience. Love my 12 SC. But again I’m scared every time I drive it something is going to break. It’s impossible to program the home link garage opener, parking sensors just refuse to work. Blind spot is very moody - lately it’s been working but only on driver side. Keyless entry you referenced is just dumb for a $110,000 vehicle. Audio streaming through BT should be built in. Ya I don’t understand what their where thinking when they decided on option/packages. Saying that I love it and I continue to be scared of a major breakdown (engine and the timing chain for one)
welp im gonna keep it real with u!! enjoy your truck man! i have a 2011 range rover sport super charged and im never afraid its got 147k on the clock and i got R/T chargers flipping me off cuz they cant pass me!! oil.. timing chain air pump for suspension all fine!! if u start it up and u dont here a chain rattle your fine! dude drive the dam thing be happy
@@habaloneh that’s good to hear that it didn’t blow up while you had it. I’m going to pick one up and hoping that it gives me some care free miles and I can really enjoy owning it.
Great review! I think the Discoveries (especially the LR4 iteration) are equally luxury focused. The Range Rover obviously trumps anything in the lineup in this regard, but they are definitely aiming for luxury first. Probably the last vehicle Land Rover put out that aimed at being rugged first (and probably rugged only) was the previous Defender.
As for the "3 generations within the 3rd generation" you should specify that there are the BMW powered ones from 2002 to 2006, then the Jaguar powered ones(reliable ones) from 2007 to 2009, and the nightmare ones with the 5.0 which are the 2010 to 2012. Good video. I'm in the market myself for a 2009 but damn are they rare.
@@newyork3020 they're fantastic. Probably the best. But you will eventually have to do a timing chain job and update the plastic clip to a metal one. If you don't catch it in time and it snaps while driving, bye bye engine and get out your wallet. If the timing chain upgrade has been done and it's a knowledgeable previous owner then have at it! The 07-09 had the Jag engine which had no known major issues at all.
Actually, the Jaguar 4.4-liter N/A and 4.2-liter supercharged engines were 2006-2009, not 2007-2009. That means the BMW-powered ones were 2003-2005. Again, these are US model years. Our 2002 model year was still the prior P38 generation. However, the 2006 was a one-year-only bastard child that still had some of the BMW tech. While the exterior had been facelift and some of the interior had been redesigned, including--crucially--the infotainment and instrument cluster, the dashboard, center console, keyless entry, and seats were still BMW. A full interior redesign arrived in 2007.
Hi, I have planned to buy a range rover vogue supercharged 2010. It is a special trim with led on the head rest. Kindly need your advise what areas need to be checked before buying this vehicle. Thank you
I have a SC 2012, and in fact same color....and the car does have keyless entry, in fact if I’m not mistaken it had been introduced a couple years prior to that. So pulling the key out to unlock the car isn’t accurate.
@@PerformanceOnWheels Weird. It works on mine, and I'm in America. Just walk up and grab the handle, just like my X5 It was bought brand new in Tulsa, OK.
@@PerformanceOnWheels I am gone get myself one while in Dubai, looking at something with less than 100,000km on it,definitely a V8 supercharger, all thanks to your very informative content.
Are you in the US? I believe the overseas cars had the option enabled. I also believe the range rover sport models have the feature. I do not believe you can turn this on or off. I have been wrong once before.
No I don’t believe you can on US models. I have a ‘12 SC. One of the stupidest things they dropped on a then $110,000 vehicle when my 2008 BMW 5-Series had it
@ganimed4951 it is a higher risk gamble than buying a Toyota Camry. My point is, understand there is the potential for a 6-10k repair. If you are OK with that and understand that, then sure! If you are expecting a problem free ownership experienc, not saying it can't happen. But you maybe let down.
@@AlanTrades definitely a vehicle I wanted to experience. Glad I did. It was not a great fit for a daily for my wife...... The potential repairs gave me anxiety, that may of played a slight role as well.
Wow you guys don’t know anything about the L322 other then what you read from the Owners Manual, For Instance Did anyone teach you About How The Suspension Can Be Controlled By The Key Fob Sorry That’s Not In The Manual And also You Can Drive in High Stance On Snow or Dirt That’s The Reason it Goes Up But Dont Play With it to Much Air Bags Can Get Costly
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You guys are just gonna have to fined your niche in this segment of RUclips. The good news are that you two are very likeable. Keep up the great work guys.
Thank you for taking the time to comment! I feel we have done pretty well for the last year and a half but your right we gotta find out niche. Glad you enjoyed the video have a great night
Sad to see the car go. Was looking forward to hearing the many stories made whether about the shop or the capabilites of the car.
For me i like it the way it’s
Great camera
Likeable guys
Great info and knowing what you are talking about
We still got the F-Type at least🙂
I have a 10 sport and it’s awesome. Thinking about selling it and getting the big boy range like this one. Thing still looks boss
i have one 2012 Range Rover SC Autobiography special edition model ,very low miles I love it
There is something special about them!!
I have 2011 SC L322, bought it about 18 months ago and have done about 40k since. LOVE IT!! Has been mostly problem free, just a couple relatively minor issues which I addressed.
One of the vehicle I have regrets selling. Especially the example we had. Glad you are enjoying yours!
You are inspiring me to pull trigger on a 2012 supercharged on 1 owner 76k miles
what issues did you have
I've got a blacked out 2012 RR Supercharged with almost 160K miles that honestly looks, feels and drives like new. The 510 HP engine is smooth, relatively quiet (sorry, not much exhaust gurgle) yet suprisingly 'sudden' with immediate 4x4 power that launches you to cruising altitute of 90+ mph in a heartbeat, as the supercharger purrs under the hood and you blow by lesser vehicles with slightly aristocratic swagger that is a complete rush. I've driven Mercedes sedans for years but the Rover's "throne-level" one-of-a-kind driving position and luxury/sport experience is in a whole different league. If you like this body style (and who doesn't?) and can find one that checks out mechanically, I suggest you grab it for the ride of your life.
You should post a video about it. Sounds like you really like it and it has been treating you well!
You gentlemen have class. You have an appreciation of automobiles to drive the Range Rover and truly understand what it is all about. Most people only see the price and the brand name or even worse, spend the money just for the brand name. Yet you gentlemen understand the brand and what it's all about.
I own a 2012 Range Rover L322 Autobiography. It's not black or white or any of the usual colors, it's an understated color called Bourneville. Some of my vehicle's documents have black written on them lol. But it's actually a deep burgundy metallic black with a black semi-aniline leather interior. Everything inside is leather. Even the headliner, doors, and dashboard. I love driving in. It is heavy but I like it that way because it absorbs the bumps and doesn't rattle like every other vehicle does I've driven in.
I looked the color up! Had no idea. L322 has to be on the list for most enjoyable/best vehicle made.
I own a 2011 L322 Supercharged and yes it is STILL relevant. Mine looks like the vehicle in the video but, I have the diamond cut wheels from the newer models.
I bet those are cool
@@PerformanceOnWheels yes they are thanks.
Great video series guys. I just got one and did a bunch of research and you guys nailed it. Keep up the detailed videos. For someone that wants to avoid chain issues and can accept older infotainment and no push to start, check out the 07-09.
I'm glad you enjoyed it and it helped you out! Have a great day
i have a 2012 range rover supercharged autobiography it's the nicest car in my opinion. I'm only 17 so it's really really nice for me. Mine is black with the standard aluminum rims
Hopefully it stays reliable for you
Bro what you spoiled lmao my first car was a 2008 Ford Fusion. Now I’m 20 and I’m only on my second car. 2010 Jetta
@@PerformanceOnWheels still has! only had to service it since my previous comment.
@@seneca4670 really? No major issues at all?
Currently driving a practical, affordable Hyundai Santa Fe and now want this as a 2nd vehicle lol.
Great review guys I have an 08 RR SC they are beast !
Glad you enjoyed it! Check out the short series we made when we had ours
I have the 2006 it's still the best vehicle I ever own. Sold it because of reliability issue. Thinking of buying 2011 or 2012
Michael Anyim, purchase a full size from 2010 to 2011. You won't regret it.
@@darrelltuttle8298
what do you mean by “full size” I’m lookin into buying 2010-2013 V8 SC
@@firstnamelastname-el3wo meaning not the sport.
2011hse 5.0 v8 96mk what u think guys she'll I go for it or no? Never own a suv always some race cars and this time Wanna have something cosuy for ride. And regarding maintenance for this year what's your experience?
If the 2006 was the best vehicle you ever owned...was it reliable? I assume it it was the "best", it was reliable...but you sold it due to reliability issues? Can you clarify?
One of the quirkiest cars out there. I agree with what you said - amazing driving position and experience. Love my 12 SC. But again I’m scared every time I drive it something is going to break. It’s impossible to program the home link garage opener, parking sensors just refuse to work. Blind spot is very moody - lately it’s been working but only on driver side. Keyless entry you referenced is just dumb for a $110,000 vehicle. Audio streaming through BT should be built in. Ya I don’t understand what their where thinking when they decided on option/packages. Saying that I love it and I continue to be scared of a major breakdown (engine and the timing chain for one)
I could not deal with the anxiety and worry that the RR gave me. It was nuts!
welp im gonna keep it real with u!!
enjoy your truck man!
i have a 2011 range rover sport super charged
and im never afraid its got 147k on the clock
and i got R/T chargers flipping me off cuz they cant pass me!!
oil..
timing chain
air pump for suspension
all fine!!
if u start it up and u dont here a chain rattle
your fine!
dude drive the dam thing
be happy
Has it blown up yet?
@@rippinmachines Dont know...sold it 1 month ago for same amount of money I bought it with 3 years ago. Took advantage of used car market and sold it.
@@habaloneh that’s good to hear that it didn’t blow up while you had it. I’m going to pick one up and hoping that it gives me some care free miles and I can really enjoy owning it.
Great review! I think the Discoveries (especially the LR4 iteration) are equally luxury focused. The Range Rover obviously trumps anything in the lineup in this regard, but they are definitely aiming for luxury first. Probably the last vehicle Land Rover put out that aimed at being rugged first (and probably rugged only) was the previous Defender.
Thanks for watching, as well as taking the time to comment.
@@PerformanceOnWheels You Bet! 😀
As for the "3 generations within the 3rd generation" you should specify that there are the BMW powered ones from 2002 to 2006, then the Jaguar powered ones(reliable ones) from 2007 to 2009, and the nightmare ones with the 5.0 which are the 2010 to 2012. Good video. I'm in the market myself for a 2009 but damn are they rare.
Good luck on the search! Thanks for watching. I know we made the point you mentioned in one of the videos.
Why, what’s wrong with 2011. I have an eye on a 2011. I’d love to hear some feedback on this model. I should not buy?
@@newyork3020 they're fantastic. Probably the best. But you will eventually have to do a timing chain job and update the plastic clip to a metal one. If you don't catch it in time and it snaps while driving, bye bye engine and get out your wallet. If the timing chain upgrade has been done and it's a knowledgeable previous owner then have at it! The 07-09 had the Jag engine which had no known major issues at all.
Actually, the Jaguar 4.4-liter N/A and 4.2-liter supercharged engines were 2006-2009, not 2007-2009. That means the BMW-powered ones were 2003-2005. Again, these are US model years. Our 2002 model year was still the prior P38 generation.
However, the 2006 was a one-year-only bastard child that still had some of the BMW tech. While the exterior had been facelift and some of the interior had been redesigned, including--crucially--the infotainment and instrument cluster, the dashboard, center console, keyless entry, and seats were still BMW. A full interior redesign arrived in 2007.
Hey , what was the tire size on the Range really like how it looks
Hi, I am buying a RR vogue 2010 autobiography. What are the techs to be checked
Hi, I have planned to buy a range rover vogue supercharged 2010. It is a special trim with led on the head rest. Kindly need your advise what areas need to be checked before buying this vehicle. Thank you
I have a SC 2012, and in fact same color....and the car does have keyless entry, in fact if I’m not mistaken it had been introduced a couple years prior to that. So pulling the key out to unlock the car isn’t accurate.
It is disabled on American cars
@@PerformanceOnWheels Weird. It works on mine, and I'm in America. Just walk up and grab the handle, just like my X5
It was bought brand new in Tulsa, OK.
You made a mistake. You said you had 3 zone climate control. You have 4 zones in your car. Other than that awesome review. Do you have Instagram?
I was not aware of that! Thanks for pointing it out! Yes we do,
Performance_on_wheels
Was that a digital dash?
Yes. Very well done.
Would you be able to take a 2010 Range Rover to Land Rover dealership and ask for LED lights? Or any kind of upgraded modifications?
Dealers usually don't deal with anything aftermarket
I honestly find this car very fascinating its a status symbol thats forsore
Buy one!
@@PerformanceOnWheels I am gone get myself one while in Dubai, looking at something with less than 100,000km on it,definitely a V8 supercharger, all thanks to your very informative content.
What model years does this review cover? From what year to what year?
It was either 10-12 or 10-13
It does have keyless entry, it can be disabled so I suppose it was disabled in your Range 🙂
Are you in the US? I believe the overseas cars had the option enabled. I also believe the range rover sport models have the feature. I do not believe you can turn this on or off. I have been wrong once before.
@@PerformanceOnWheels Canada. Try to enable it, there are videos on how to..
@@karimalameddine5092 you are correct. There are also numerous forums in the us talking about the frustration on US cars not enabling.
No I don’t believe you can on US models. I have a ‘12 SC. One of the stupidest things they dropped on a then $110,000 vehicle when my 2008 BMW 5-Series had it
Any idea what the specs were on those wheels?
Not off the top of my head but thy where reps off of a newer svr I'm pretty sure
The superchargered setup from ‘06-‘08 w the CLEAR taillights look 👀 the best and CLASSY. Those look cheap Ford BS
One quick question I'm looking into purchase a 2011 5.0L v8 2011 with 96k m is it worth a purchase?
Are you comfortable with the worse case scenario? If so, have at it!
@@PerformanceOnWheels it's rly that bad?
@ganimed4951 it is a higher risk gamble than buying a Toyota Camry. My point is, understand there is the potential for a 6-10k repair. If you are OK with that and understand that, then sure! If you are expecting a problem free ownership experienc, not saying it can't happen. But you maybe let down.
It's not 100 lbs lighter. It's 1000 lbs lighter. If it was just 100 lbs lighter it will be pointless to make
At 9:11 guy in grey beanie completely over sold that statement. And looked creepy doing it...
Pretty sure this is a compliment. Thanks!
Post how to videos on maintenence
It's sold...
@@PerformanceOnWheels why did you sell it
@@AlanTrades definitely a vehicle I wanted to experience. Glad I did. It was not a great fit for a daily for my wife...... The potential repairs gave me anxiety, that may of played a slight role as well.
@@PerformanceOnWheels what did you replace it with
@@AlanTrades still on the hunt. Have not pulled the trigger yet.
Edit video title and put 2025 as already we are in September. 😅
Good looking out!
Aqua riva.
Thanks!
The best looking one the new ones so ugly
They definitely have an amazing road presence
Wow you guys don’t know anything about the L322 other then what you read from the Owners Manual, For Instance Did anyone teach you About How The Suspension Can Be Controlled By The Key Fob Sorry That’s Not In The Manual And also You Can Drive in High Stance On Snow or Dirt That’s The Reason it Goes Up But Dont Play With it to Much Air Bags Can Get Costly
Sounds like good info for the owners manual 😉😂
You guys don't know what you're talking about. Put more research into you videos, Thanks bye
Never buy one of these models! Nothing but issues. RR are nice if YOU LEASE THEM.