There's no question that Range Rovers offered both elegance and amazing off-road ability, but all of those things are forgotten when you're running late to work, and it won't start.
its a trick, you have to look at the aspect ratio of the tire, you will notice the tires increasingly going lower profile so the increases in size aren't as large as they may initially seem.
@@videowsatcher Worse ride quality, less resistant to potholes and more weight for what reason? Normies dont need 20" wheels on their Civics and elantras.
The SUV that might have helped the mainstream suvs like Explorer, Tahoe, ML320, and GMC Yukon get more luxurious! Definitely raised the benchmark posh SUV stakes!
I've had several Land Cruisers over the years and are by far my favorite but I did buy a used 96 Ranger Rover around 1999. I loved the way it looked and drove, what I didn't like is it seemed there was always some kind of issues. Mostly A/C issues and then I had to change the thermostat, I think just the part was $150. I would still like to have one of the 1st Gen Range Rovers and drop an LS engine it. Great looking 4x4s.
I have a problem with starting the car . I diagnosed it and gave this result : p1121 $0000 1/1. Range Rover 4.6HSE 1998 model. I cleared the code but the security light continue to beam.
@@Nathan-nr5lg and also what's the matter when someone had an opposite opinion? Everyone had their own prespective bruh.. this car maybe looked awful for you, but for others? It's a piece of marvelous engineering if the common problems were ignored.
The 96 Tahoe and suburban got a new 5.7 vortec that made 250hp and 335torque......sad that a luxury brand like Range Rover had a weaker engine then something so common like a suburban or Tahoe
It ends in a weird phrase.. something about standing out in an exclusive crowd. The very point of being exclusive is to make others stand out. So the Range standing out in an exclusive crowd.. what does it mean?
I blacked out the lettering on my 97 Pathfinder and put Range Rover lettering on it and it's amazing to see how many people are fooled.. They do look very similar.. It has 240k miles on it which is more that you would ever get from an actual Range Rover..😏
+MrMcKane outdated in a 1990s way. the previous model from the 70s is a classic and looks sharp even today. problem is, with all the short term trends in styling, cars look like shit in no time flat
+MrCarGuy20 Are you absolutely positive about that? You can still find many GM SUV's of this vintage roaming the streets but i can't recall ever seeing a Range Rover older than three years old in running condition. Unfortunately, I'm not joking.
+MrCarGuy20 funny because I still see dozens of early 90's Suburbans and Blazers everyday, but just like Sawashi32 said, the only Land Rover/ Range Rover I ever see are brand new ones. Its almost like they are junk or something and don't last.
Must be were you are in the world. Here in South Africa there are thousands of old Land Rovers still roaming around. My next door neighbour has a 1949 series 1.
my dads got a p38 hse and it is still working, has a brake issue at the moment but that "unreliable" air suspension works perfectly fine and is as good as new
There's no question that Range Rovers offered both elegance and amazing off-road ability, but all of those things are forgotten when you're running late to work, and it won't start.
🤣😂
this was my first car from 18-22. i spiritually felt this comment.
Still a good looking car.
18" rims used to be the biggest in the industry but now you can find them on most family sedans
lol I know you can find them on civics for God sakes
its a trick, you have to look at the aspect ratio of the tire, you will notice the tires increasingly going lower profile so the increases in size aren't as large as they may initially seem.
@@videowsatcher Worse ride quality, less resistant to potholes and more weight for what reason? Normies dont need 20" wheels on their Civics and elantras.
The only wheel size you could get in the early 2000's Lexus GX was 17". Now 18s are standard, 19s are optional.
@@damilolaakanni Even the 2002 Cadillac Escalade came with 17 inchers. How the times have changed...
The SUV that might have helped the mainstream suvs like Explorer, Tahoe, ML320, and GMC Yukon get more luxurious! Definitely raised the benchmark posh SUV stakes!
You had me at CD changer.
The last Range Rover which was a proper 4x4
Regardless of their mechanical issues they are all about the journey not the destination. One of the best rides ever produced.
Not much of a journey when the destination is continually the repair shop.
I've had several Land Cruisers over the years and are by far my favorite but I did buy a used 96 Ranger Rover around 1999. I loved the way it looked and drove, what I didn't like is it seemed there was always some kind of issues. Mostly A/C issues and then I had to change the thermostat, I think just the part was $150. I would still like to have one of the 1st Gen Range Rovers and drop an LS engine it. Great looking 4x4s.
Ive got a ‘92 Classic that I might be willing to part with.
Finally a retro reveiw!!!!!!!!
When I was a kid. I remember seeing these on the road.
1996:"These 18" wheels are the biggest in the industry..."
2020: "BMW/MB: We have 23s for your X7 or GLS.🤦🏽♂️"
And now 24s will be available on the 2024 GM triplets. Goodness!😂
I love this music!
tenolamacintosh so do I. It gives me a good, comfortable feeling about being in an upscale British or European car.
Stylish AF. ✨💕
It's an amphibious exploring vehicle. Just don't eat cereal in it while you're driving.
Burt Sampson He had the generation before this one
THIS IS NOT A STARTER CAR, IT IS A FINISHER CAR
Nice Range Rover, they're changed a lot over the years!
But have they!?
Nice and beautiful Range Rover
$95,047.91 adjusted for inflation.
That can now be purchased with under 100,000 miles for around $5,000
Which isn’t bad, the new Range Rover HSE starts at $94k.
Gotta love that Music!!
They did ply that music quite a lot in Motorweek’s test of European cars. It kind of gives you a feeling of classiness, doesn’t it?
Just scored a '99 White one with coil spring conversion fo $600 Merican pesos! and TWO Disco II's f0 $1G (they dont run, . yet)
GOD I LOVE YOU P38
3:00 ...these were great vehicles if you're bootlegging snacks from the Mid Atlantic.
Government fuel economy ...ummm EPA does not rate aircraft carriers lol
Aircraft carriers are nuclear powered 🙄
I want retromotorweek to review todays cars
And how many Range Rovers have you seen with the air suspensions flat? #1 reason they can be found for dirt cheap now days.
I take this over a rolls royce anytime. I am huge huge fan of the range rover
I still have mine since new
Best Rangie ever
I pick up a very nice 2002 a few months ago and absolutely love it! My 92’ is getting jealous 😂
It's always sunny baby
I have a problem with starting the car . I diagnosed it and gave this result : p1121 $0000 1/1. Range Rover 4.6HSE 1998 model. I cleared the code but the security light continue to beam.
'96 Cutlass Supreme!
I had one of those... Great car
H to the S to the E...
Can you please do a minivan comparo
Hi Do you have spare parts for this model of cars?
Can you guys please release a Retro Review of the Honda CRX and Prelude, and the Acura Integra and RSX?
They did.. Goto their channel and check em out
+HF Daydreamer no? Oh well.. But the
+HF Daydreamer ones thy did were a popular model tho..
I was mostly looking for the DC2 Integra and RSX...
+Dark Knight sorry about that.. I thought I seen one on those
This is the car I'd really need, if it was reliable and diesel of course 🤣🤣😂
appreciating while your watching this
the price of them is going up and up
The X5 before the X5
back in the day when range rovers a little reliable
Were they?
I have seen many of these for three grand or cheaper, always an electrical issue on these things,
Yes. Pre-BMW/pre-Ford/pre-Tata Land Rovers and Range Rovers especially were always electrical nightmares.
$62,000 truck you can now get for under $5,000
Bought a 96 s600 coupe for 5k cost 130,000 new....🙌🏾
@@mr.fowler1684 that is an ugly car im sorry, Nice deal tho
Your crazy that car us beautiful and the coupe...
@@Nathan-nr5lg it looks beautiful compared to your face LMAO.
@@Nathan-nr5lg and also what's the matter when someone had an opposite opinion? Everyone had their own prespective bruh.. this car maybe looked awful for you, but for others? It's a piece of marvelous engineering if the common problems were ignored.
What is this music? Bach?
air suspensions suck dont last long
Very cheap and easy to repair.
The 96 Tahoe and suburban got a new 5.7 vortec that made 250hp and 335torque......sad that a luxury brand like Range Rover had a weaker engine then something so common like a suburban or Tahoe
1:06 Mondials…
62K!!! 😮😬
That's what I said. That's dang near 6 figures these days.
+marlon2k9 yes it is!!
95k adjusted
Wow just slightly more expensive than the actual 2016 base price for an HSE. Clearly wayyy more content and power now so really its not that bad
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This is 102000 in today’s dollars.
It ends in a weird phrase.. something about standing out in an exclusive crowd. The very point of being exclusive is to make others stand out. So the Range standing out in an exclusive crowd.. what does it mean?
I blacked out the lettering on my 97 Pathfinder and put Range Rover lettering on it and it's amazing to see how many people are fooled..
They do look very similar..
It has 240k miles on it which is more that you would ever get from an actual Range Rover..😏
There is no real information in this blurb... 225hp&air susp.
the original range rover is a timeless classic. these look hopelessly dated and a p.o.s. to boot
I know what you mean, compared to its fresher looking replacements, this looks boxy and outdated.
+MrMcKane outdated in a 1990s way. the previous model from the 70s is a classic and looks sharp even today. problem is, with all the short term trends in styling, cars look like shit in no time flat
p38 was way more luxurious. but I also think it aged faster than the old one. I do still take this over a rolls royce anytime.
£750 to £900 😂😂😂
Ufo Occupant Well it is 20+ years old...
Crooklyn's Finest... might actually get another one. for cheap money there great. you fdny?
Ufo Occupant You're 100% correct on that. I love my P38
Worst vehicle I ever owned new in my life
Junk.
And yet not near as junk as anything GM or Chrysler was putting out at the time. These P38s were better than the ones after them.
+MrCarGuy20 Are you absolutely positive about that? You can still find many GM SUV's of this vintage roaming the streets but i can't recall ever seeing a Range Rover older than three years old in running condition. Unfortunately, I'm not joking.
+MrCarGuy20 funny because I still see dozens of early 90's Suburbans and Blazers everyday, but just like Sawashi32 said, the only Land Rover/ Range Rover I ever see are brand new ones. Its almost like they are junk or something and don't last.
Must be were you are in the world. Here in South Africa there are thousands of old Land Rovers still roaming around. My next door neighbour has a 1949 series 1.
my dads got a p38 hse and it is still working, has a brake issue at the moment but that "unreliable" air suspension works perfectly fine and is as good as new