Overview & Reviews

With an all-new Range Rover set to debut for 2003, the only change to the existing model for 2002 is the addition of a Westminster special edition.

• Off-road prowess, stalwart design, luxurious amenities, premium image.

• Premium price, utilitarian ride and handling qualities, funky ergonomics.

User Reviews:

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  Four years later - 2002 Land Rover Range Rover
  By Christophe - July 7 - 2:43 am

  Have proudly owned 2002 for four years, 42-k miles, and had one problem with valve on suspension. Drives like no other, and best is last of true british design. Not the BMW/Ford redo. Original design stands for no nonsense, a true Rover owner.

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  my .02 - 2002 Land Rover Range Rover
  By caseyluv - November 6 - 2:00 am

  British quirky. superior handling to what was expected. clean lines, off- road prowess, hi-tech and quiet ride. This is what BMW would want an X7 to be. oh wait, that would be the 2003 model. A very worth vehicle.

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  Mixed Bag - 2002 Land Rover Range Rover
  By ff120 - July 4 - 6:43 pm

  I purchased my Range Rover with low miles on it. It is a great vehicle to drive that has many problems. The air suspension gave me fits. I had to eventually replace the entire system with regular shocks. The cooling system is always giving problems also. Funny enough I still love the car. It is great in bad snow and rain. Besides the trips to the shop for maintanence it has been reliable. The door locks and windows will act up at times along with the check engine light. By the way the SRS light is "haunted", its goes off in warm weather. The engine and trans are perfect. The body is rugged and the interior still looks new. For the money the door rubber should be better. Good car needs work

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  The true King of SUV - 2002 Land Rover Range Rover
  By browrck - June 4 - 11:46 am

  I brought this vehile with 27,000 miles on it. I had a Jeep and a Envoy before this, they are a 5 with the Range Rover being a 10. Gas mileage is poor 14mpg around town and 20hwy, but it weighted almost 5000lbs, so what can you say. There Rover can go any where, if you need to go thru snow this the vehile. I looked at the Hummer H2, but it looked to cheat on the inside and just felt cheat. I also looked an the BMW X-5, but like the Rover seating much better. My wife like it a lot and she have a BMW X-5.

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  An Expensive Ride - 2002 Land Rover Range Rover
  By INSTANT ROVER FAN - May 29 - 2:00 am

  So far so good. I took over this Range Rover after it was garage kept and pampered at every routine dealer maintenance suggestion. I continue to do the same and have not been disappointed. Its an expensive vehicle to maintain, but it will not disappoint when its called to duty. Yes, the vehicle has some quirks, but its something I have found in each vehicle I have owned. Nothing is perfect, but this vehicle gets me and my family where we need to go regardless of the weather and most importantly it does it safely. Luxury is one thing, but safety and reliability is top priority in my book and that is why I chose the 2002 Range Rover as the chariot of choice.

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  Stellar vehicle all the way around! - 2002 Land Rover Range Rover
  By eyefleye - December 16 - 6:56 am

  Going on five years with my Rangey and surprisingly zero problems. I love the timeless styling and comfort. I bought 1 of 300 Westminster editions and hardly see any others on the road. I live in Atlanta and I think theres only one more here in town! Sturdy build quality, parts & paint keep her looking sweet and sexy, like the day she came off the truck. I bought it with 50k on it and now were at 109k, nothing but routine maintenance. I bought the warranty through 100k and didnt use it once. Im a true believer that if you take care of these Rovers, theyll last forever. My local shop says mine is one of the dryest underneath theyve seen, for the mileage.

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  I know but I still cant part with it - 2002 Land Rover Range Rover
  By Rocks5 - October 8 - 6:23 am

  We are into 6 years with this car and have had issues (all handled by warranty and extended warranty) but cant part with it. It has had enough work to seem new still and rides like it. It tows like a truck and during the worst Colorado winter on recent record was the only vehicle to get out of the neighborhood(including Hummers and a Ford f250 4 wheel drive). We have an SRX Caddy awd and an Audi w Quattro. We keep the RR as a second car now, but, when it snows the Range is what my wife insists on having drives. Its quirky but gets the job done when we really need it.