2014 Range Rover Vogue

[Helicopter123]

I like the look of the Range Rover Vogue (not the Sport, the full size one...) but as new to brand and know nothing about these, other than by reputation.

Which is the one to go for - are the trim levels significantly different from one another?

Any options to look out for?

First post over here, so be gentle...

[camel_landy]

There can be quite a difference in the trim levels, especially when you get to the 'Autobiography'...

Your best bet is to bend the ear of a local Franchise dealer and have a look.

M

[David87]

Vogue is just a trim level and, nowadays, it's actually the bottom of the range. It goes as follows: Vogue > Vogue SE > Autobiography > Autobiography Black.

[Triple7]

How old or new?

Rangies trim levels:

HSE
Vogue
Vogue SE
Autobiography

With a few Limited Editions - Westminster etc

Now I believe the entry HSE is dropped on the new ones....

[Aeroresh]

The trim levels are largely a rip as far as I can see.

Ive been speccing one for next year delivery and all the bits that I actually want eg panaramic roof which is a must, are expensive extras.

I ended up going for the 'bottom of the range' vogue in sdv8 form then stacking a load of extras on...roll on March

[Shaw Tarse]

Triple7 said:

How old or new?

Read the title

[LooneyTunes]

Not sure if you know, OP, but there's a 14.5 MY update coming down the track.

Various changes and options over the current one, including LWB option.

Well worth having a chat with dealer to see if there's anything on the revision list that sways your choice.

[orbtar]

Helicopter123 said:

I like the look of the Range Rover Vogue (not the Sport, the full size one...) but as new to brand and know nothing about these, other than by reputation.

Which is the one to go for - are the trim levels significantly different from one another?

Any options to look out for?

First post over here, so be gentle...

Fantastic cars, nothing better as an all rounder. If you don't keep them long, SE with a few extras is a good bet, if you are buying for long term then probably worth having an Autobiography with plenty of extras. Resale values are great at the moment so you can run for six months and almost get your money back whilst changing for another.

[orbtar]

Helicopter123 said:

I like the look of the Range Rover Vogue (not the Sport, the full size one...) but as new to brand and know nothing about these, other than by reputation.

Which is the one to go for - are the trim levels significantly different from one another?

Any options to look out for?

First post over here, so be gentle...

Fantastic cars, nothing better as an all rounder. If you don't keep them long, SE with a few extras is a good bet, if you are buying for long term then probably worth having an Autobiography with plenty of extras. Resale values are great at the moment so you can run for six months and almost get your money back whilst changing for another.

[EdJ]

LooneyTunes said:

Not sure if you know, OP, but there's a 14.5 MY update coming down the track.

Various changes and options over the current one, including LWB option.

Well worth having a chat with dealer to see if there's anything on the revision list that sways your choice.

Any more details on what's in the update? Or point me where to look? Thanks!

[Aeroresh]

Its only detail stuff I think other than the lwb option.... Noticable stuff includes a 'black pack' which gives you black trim accents, badging and wheels, new wheel design and some other stuff which I cant remember!

[Phil.]

EdJ said:

Any more details on what's in the update? Or point me where to look? Thanks!

Everything you need to know here:

http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic21405.html