Was the Heritage 90 in Australia REALLY 'only' $55k??? :o
That is not much more than a 'standard' non celebration edition!
In the UK, they cost ?31k, which today is circa $ 66k! And thats without A/C and a radio!!! :D
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Was the Heritage 90 in Australia REALLY 'only' $55k??? :o
That is not much more than a 'standard' non celebration edition!
In the UK, they cost ?31k, which today is circa $ 66k! And thats without A/C and a radio!!! :D
i believe RRP was around $65k on road, for heritage 90
Other than that beautiful unique colour, grille and graphics there aren't any real upgrades over a standard 90. Not even leather seats. So the price couldn't go too high. ....$95,000 second hand? Hmm it's an interesting test anyway.
I'd love one, but I don't think theyre unique enough to command such huge prices. For that sort of money I'd rather a fully restored series 1.
You don't need aircon in the uk 😄 And both the uk and aus are over priced for pretty much everything...but it is surprising that it doesn't cost more here.Quote:
Originally Posted by YOLO110
You could easily get a 2012 Range Rover Vogue for that money.
That's exactly the sort of thing I'm thinking of in the New Year when I sell my 2010 110.
If that seller can get 95K for his (which I doubt) I may just try lifting my price expectations just a little bit..... maybe enough to buy my younger bro's RRS Autobiography as soon as it's out of warranty. :p
And then I'll be bidding all you low life Deafener drivers goodbye..... :D
AlanH.
Ha! Good luck with that... Remember, $400+ per new tyre, fear of scratches, toorak tractor accusations, no more Defender 'feeling' but above all ...no more waves! Are you sure it's worth it? 😄
i would rather have a new D4 and some change:)
I just waved at a defender on the weekend from a RRV.
I got a wave back 👍🏼😁
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Originally Posted by MrLandy
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I know more Defender drivers who are precious about their panels now...
My "civilised" LR has bush striping everywhere....