The original Range Rover, born in 1970, is already a very collectible classic car. More than that, it remains a very practical and capable off-roader.

The V8 engine, which traces its roots to Buick, unleashes enough torque and power to overcome any terrain or to just cruise along effortlessly.

Today a Range Rover is a showcase for technology and luxury. The original also set sights on a more demanding customer and was a very well appointed car for its time. With disc brakes all round and a 100 mph top speed it is very capable of keeping up with modern traffic.

This particular car is from the first batch of production, known as Suffix A. It is presented in the original shade of Masai Red. Inside the beige velour seats show no signs of wear and the heater works flawlessly. It is also fitted with optional overdrive, bonnet mounted mirrors and tow hook.