1995 | Land Rover Range Rover Vogue LSE

Low ownership from new

Late first-generation model

Extensive recent work and new Michelin tyres

LPG conversion carried out in 2011

Completed in late 1994 and registered on 1 January the following year, this Range Rover Vogue SE is offered for sale as a very late example of the highly coveted first-generation ‘Classic’ model.

Its comprehensive service history shows that it passed to the Company Vehicles Departmentat Land Rover’s famous Solihull factory, and received its first service there in April 1995. Its second stamp, in July 1996, came from Vehicle Operations at the company’s Gaydon site, which suggests that the car was still part of the factory fleet at that point.

The service book then traces an almost continuous history through to the present day, via main dealers and independent specialists. Its current owner bought the Range Rover in 2011, the same year in which it was treated to an LPG conversion.

Since then, it has been used sparingly while being meticulously cared for by Cirencester Classic & Vintage, which recommissioned it in 2016 following a period in storage. More recently, it carried out a major service in August 2024 that included the fitment of a new OEM air-suspension compressor and propshaft coupling. 

Superbly presented throughout, this Range Rover has great presence and offers an imperious driving position from its supremely comfortable seats. As a Vogue SE model, it is particularly well specified, with an extensive equipment list that includes air-conditioning, cruise control, and electrically operated, heated leather seats – complete with memory function. 

New Michelin tyres have recently been fitted, the four-speed automatic gearbox is ideallymatched to the 3.9-litre V8 engine, and the whole package perfectly embodies the enduring appeal of this timeless model.