Member Since: 05 Aug 2020
Location: Sutton Coldfield
Posts: 1207
Discovery prices around the world
So guys, we sometimes complain about the cost of used vehicles (especially Landrovers) in the UK, I’m sitting with family in Ankara Turkey tonight discussing…. You guessed it….cars.
Proper 4x4 vehicles have an almost cult following round here, with mods and off-road clubs abound however! At what cost! Turkey has a 40% import duty on all foreign vehicles and that get reflected in the used car market. At home, a descent discovery 3 can set you back around £7k? Hers a screen shot from the local for sale adds. For reference, 1,000,000 tl is currently around £27,000
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So the question to our international team is, how much for a relatively good Discovery 3 (or 4) ?[/url]2008 HSE Stornoway Grey
My Wife thinks the D3 is a hobby, The D3 thinks the wife is 💕
25th Dec 2023 8:59 pm
kajtzu
Member Since: 11 Aug 2017
Location: Helsinki
Posts: 6575
If you want German prices, see autoscout24 or mobile.de.
A D3 4.4 liter V8 good shape was for sale for 15-16k the other week.
25th Dec 2023 9:10 pm
Naki Blake
Member Since: 31 Dec 2021
Location: Taranaki
Posts: 237
Quick search on New Zealand auction site Trademe
Exchange rate 1NZD = 0.5GBP
I brought my 2006 D3 4.0L petrol 5 years ago for $16,500 NZD at 108,000km. Its now done 161,000km. I'd probably get my money back!
Cheers
Blake
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25th Dec 2023 10:39 pm
faulksy
Member Since: 24 Dec 2023
Location: powys
Posts: 182
i payed £15500 a few months ago for my 2012 d4 hse, it has 88k 2 owners and full documented history. it is perfect condition. if that helpshad a d1 ,d2 a land mark d4 for 3 days now have awsome d4 in orkney grey hse sdv6 my12
25th Dec 2023 11:50 pm
SENC
Member Since: 24 Sep 2022
Location: NC
Posts: 52
In the US, a clean, nice condition D3 4.4l v8 SE with 120k-180k miles can be bought between $5k and $8k US. There are regional differences, and they can go north and south of that range depending on availability of complete service records and whether things like suspension air bags, front diff, control arms have been changed. I bought my 2007 a year ago for $5,500 - clean, no rust SE with HD package - overall very good shape with most records, but hadn't had any of above done. I figure I have about $12k in it now with getting those and some other things done, but couldn't likely sell it for more than $10k.
26th Dec 2023 4:04 pm
Captain Crosscheck
Member Since: 03 Sep 2021
Location: Oslo
Posts: 310
Quick check on Norways most used site for used cars: the most expensive D4 will set you back 450k NOK, about £40k. Outrageous price of you ask me, with 244k kms on the clock, it's been around the block a few times as well. A busted-up non-runner will cost you 2-3k NOK, and it'll cost you more than a weeks pocket money to get those running again..
Good Discos are expensive over here, mine ser me back 150k NOK a few years ago, and that's rather a lot for a 15 year old car. I could maybe expect to get 120k for it today, even with all the money I've poured into it. Still, it puts a smile on my face every day
.... I figure I have about $12k in it now with getting those and some other things done, but couldn't likely sell it for more than $10k.
LR3's and 4's will start to sell on condition as time moves on and prices will probably improve - no one seemed to buy Discovery 5's here at all - I have seen about 5 total in Houston since they came out.
My 2010 LR4 with 96k was up for sale for $14500 from a 'LR Specialist' (I did a swap for a VW Bus)
Problem in the US for these vehicles is the amount of miles we so to the rest of the world - the chance of finding low mileage is zero and not too many buyers want the risk of a high mile LR which limits the pool to sell to.LR4 HSE 5.0 V8 Alaska White
LR4 HSE 5.0 V8 Nara Bronze (Gone)
D4 Landmark SDV6 Black(Gone)
Velar 240 S Eiger Grey
FLTRXST
27th Dec 2023 4:08 pm
SENC
Member Since: 24 Sep 2022
Location: NC
Posts: 52
I wasn't complaining - I plan to drive it, not sell it - it is a helluva great vehicle for $12k, or even $18k if I need to put some more into it the next year or so. There really is no good comparison over here for the dollar.
I sold a much loved 2010 F250 Diesel with 210k miles for right at $18k when I realized how much people were paying for them.
I wasnt towing horses any longer and had less need for an open bed.
Bought the LR3 with 130k miles. Great riding vehicle, and solid tow vehicle right up to the 7k limit. F250 was obviously better, but I'll rarely tow more than 4k any longer and at that weight the difference is negligible.
I agree that the LR3 is likely at the bottom of the depreciation curve (in the US) - I think it has been for about 3-5 years, so as more are retired or getting over 200k miles, remaining good ones should begin to move the other direction. I suspect the LR4 is a few years away from bottoming, and given the reputation of the LR4 engines here in the US wouldn't be surprised if that takes a little longer to bounce.
Good condition LR4 prices are rising not falling - you can get a real crap one for a few grand.LR4 HSE 5.0 V8 Alaska White
LR4 HSE 5.0 V8 Nara Bronze (Gone)
D4 Landmark SDV6 Black(Gone)
Velar 240 S Eiger Grey
FLTRXST
28th Dec 2023 10:53 pm
qcnr
Member Since: 23 Nov 2017
Location: Norway
Posts: 108
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