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2004 Land Rover Range Rover

2004 Land Rover Range Rover

SUV
AWD/4WD
Premium Gasoline
Horsepower
MPG Combined
12 mpg
MSRP
Torque
Reliability Score
99/ 100Excellent
Based on 78 NHTSA complaints

Should You Buy a 2004 Land Rover Range Rover?

The 2004 Land Rover Range Rover is a luxury SUV that combines off-road capability with refined comfort. With a powerful 4.4L V8 engine producing 282 hp and 325 lb-ft of torque, it offers a robust driving experience, especially for those who appreciate four-wheel drive performance. However, potential buyers should be aware of its fuel efficiency, rated at just 12 MPG combined, which may not suit those looking for a more economical option. The MSRP of $72,285 reflects its premium positioning in the market, appealing to buyers seeking luxury and capability in one package.

While the Range Rover boasts a high reliability score of 98.9/100, there are some concerns to consider. The NHTSA complaint data indicates two fire incidents and several complaints related to equipment, powertrain, and steering components. Issues with the driveline and differential unit tend to arise between 40,000-60,000 miles, while suspension problems are more common between 60,000-80,000 miles. This information is crucial for prospective buyers to evaluate the long-term ownership experience.

Ideal For

This vehicle is best suited for affluent individuals or families who prioritize luxury and off-road capability, and who are willing to invest in maintenance for a premium driving experience.

Strengths

  • +Luxurious interior with high-quality materials
  • +Impressive off-road capabilities
  • +Strong towing capacity for an SUV
  • +Advanced technology features for its time
  • +High reliability score indicating overall durability

Weaknesses

  • -Low fuel efficiency at 12 MPG combined
  • -High MSRP compared to competitors
  • -Potential for expensive repairs due to luxury components
  • -Common issues with powertrain and suspension as mileage increases
  • -Limited rear cargo space compared to other SUVs

Known Issues (NHTSA Data)

The 2004 Land Rover Range Rover has reported two fire incidents, but no significant NHTSA complaints on record regarding crashes or injuries. Common issues include powertrain and steering complaints, particularly related to the driveline and differential unit, which may arise as the vehicle ages. Buyers should be prepared for potential maintenance needs as the mileage increases.

Complaint Patterns by Mileage
POWER TRAIN:DRIVELINE:DIFFERENTIAL UNIT
40000-60000 mi
5 reports
SUSPENSION
60000-80000 mi
5 reports
Top Complaint Areas
EQUIPMENT10% of complaints
POWER TRAIN10% of complaints
STEERING10% of complaints
POWER TRAIN:DRIVELINE:DIFFERENTIAL UNIT9% of complaints
SUSPENSION8% of complaints

Performance

Horsepower
Torque
Engine
4.4 L
Cylinders
V8
Transmission
Automatic 5-spd
Drive Type
AWD/4WD

Efficiency

MPG Combined
12
Fuel Type
Premium Gasoline

Dimensions

Length
194.9 in
Width
75.6 in
Height
73.2 in
Wheelbase
113.4 in
Curb Weight
5,379 lbs
Ground Clearance

Capacity

Doors
4
Seating
Cargo
Max Cargo
Max Towing
Max Payload

ddpc Estimated Value

$16,846
$14,319 – $19,373
Depreciation Over Time
New
5yr
10yr
15yr
ddpc Estimate based on original MSRP, standard depreciation curves, vehicle class, and NHTSA reliability data. Not a substitute for professional appraisal. Actual value depends on condition, mileage, location, and market conditions.

Estimated Cost of Ownership

Estimated Annual Cost
$8,197
Per Mile
$0.68
5-Year Total
$96,424
Fuel
$3,500/yr
Maintenance
$700/yr
Insurance
$3,997/yr
Depreciation
$11,088/yr
Based on industry-standard estimates for this vehicle class. Fuel cost assumes 12,000 mi/yr at national average gas prices. Maintenance uses class-based intervals, not manufacturer-specific schedules. Actual costs vary by location, driving habits, and vehicle condition.

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