This show-winning beauty proves that P38s aren’t always trouble
I’ve always had Range Rover Classics and when the first P38 came out in 1994, I wasn’t sure about the shape – and the price tag was well out of my range. After a few years, though, I saw an Autobiography for sale in a garage and decided to go and have a look. After sitting in the car and seeing the space and size compared to the Classic, I found it was more comfortable and stylish. So, I was sold and looked forward to one day buying one.
This story is from the December 2017 edition of Land Rover Owner.
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