Your car buying journey - everything you need to know

InControl is a suite of advanced technologies designed to enhance the connectivity and safety of your Land Rover. Your InControl subscription is included with the purchase of your Land Rover. After the initial subscription period ends, you can purchase a renewal to continue enjoying your benefits.

Many Land Rover vehicles come equipped with tracking technology as part of their InControl suite of services. This typically includes location tracking, theft notification, and stolen vehicle tracking. These can help recover the vehicle if it's stolen. These services often require a subscription to be fully operational. The Secure Tracker is Thatcham Category 6 Compliant.

Land Rovers are equipped with cameras for features such as parking assistance and off-road navigation. However, these cameras do not record footage like a dashcam. If you would like recording capabilities, you may need to install a dashcam.

Yes, new Range Rovers come equipped with various anti-theft features. These typically include an alarm system, an engine immobiliser, and advanced keyless entry systems. Additionally, many models feature Land Rover's InControl Secure Tracker. This can track the vehicle if it's stolen and assist in its recovery. These security measures are designed to provide comprehensive protection against theft.

An immobiliser is a standard feature in modern Range Rovers, providing an additional layer of security. This prevents the engine from starting unless the correct key or fob is present, helping to protect against theft.

Locking a Land Rover without a key can be done using the following methods, depending on the model and features of your vehicle.

• InControl Remote App
  If your Land Rover is equipped with the InControl Remote system and you have the app, you can use it to lock the vehicle remotely.
• Touchscreen
  Some models allow you to lock the car from inside the vehicle through the infotainment system before exiting.
• Physical locking
  Some models allow you to manually lock the driver's door from the inside using the lock button on the door panel before closing it. Then, you can close the door while holding the exterior handle up to lock all the doors.
• Keyless fob
  Many keyless entry systems allow you to lock the car by pressing the lock sensor on the door handle as you walk away, provided the fob is close enough.
  These methods vary by model and year. It's best to consult your owner's manual for specific instructions tailored to your Land Rover.

If someone attempts to steal your Land Rover, Secure Tracker and Secure Tracker Pro can help. Your Remote app will notify you, and the Stolen Vehicle Tracking Centre will aid in recovering your vehicle.

Even if your vehicle is stolen with the keys inside, you can activate the vehicle tracking system through the smartphone app.

InControl provides advanced connectivity, remote management, and enhanced safety for your vehicle. Many Land Rover owners appreciate the convenience and peace of mind it offers.

Check your owner's manual. This will include details about the vehicle's features and technology. You can also check your vehicle’s infotainment system and look for any options related to connectivity, remote services, or apps.

If you are unsure or unable to find information about InControl in your vehicle, contact your local Vertu Land Rover dealership.

Guardian Mode is a feature available in certain Land Rover vehicles designed to enhance security. It is part of the Land Rover InControl suite of connected services.

Its features include:

• 24/7 monitoring for suspicious activity.
• Instant alerts if unusual activity is detected.
• Vehicle location tracking.

Land Rover Defenders are popular for several reasons, including:

• Heritage: Defenders have a long history dating back to 1948 and are seen by many as an icon in the automotive world.
• Off-road capability: They are renowned for their exceptional off-road performance.
• Versatility: They are available in a range of configurations and body styles, with many accessories too.
• Durability: The Defender can withstand tough conditions and heavy use.
• Design: The Defender's distinctive, boxy design is both functional and stylish.
• Brand reputation: Land Rover's reputation for luxury and performance contributes to its appeal.

Finding the ‘best’ Land Rover depends on your specific needs and preferences. Different models excel in various aspects such as luxury, off-road capability, and performance. Visit your local Land Rover Retailer and chat with one of our product specialists for more information. They will be delighted to recommend the best vehicle based on your requirements.

The Range Rover Evoque is Land Rover’s smallest SUV. Rest assured, although compact, it has ample room for five passengers as well as everyday luggage and equipment.

Land Rover vehicles are known for their impressive off-road performance. The Range Rover Sport, Defender, and Discovery all have robust designs and advanced off-road systems. Chat with a member of our team who will advise on the best model for your requirements.

At over 5.3m long and more than 2m tall, the Defender 130 is the largest model in the line-up and can provide seating for eight people.

The Range Rover LWB, Defender 100, Defender 130, Discovery, and Discovery Sport models are available with seating for seven.

The Discovery has the most cargo space and can easily adapt to different passenger and cargo needs.

It features a spacious interior that can be configured to carry up to seven passengers or provide ample cargo room when fewer seats are in use.

The boot capacity is 228 litres with all seven seats up. However, there is 2,406 litres of space with the second and third row of seats folded down. Visit your local Land Rover retailer for a firsthand look at the vehicle's interior space.

Vehicles that are ULEZ compliant must meet the Euro 6 emissions standard for diesel vehicles and Euro 4 for petrol vehicles. You can check whether your car meets emission and safety standards on the Transport for London website.

Find your local Vertu Land Rover dealership.

Land Rover is the brand name encompassing a range of vehicles known for their off-road capability.

Range Rover is a subcategory of vehicles. These typically emphasise luxury and premium features in addition to off-road capability.

Land Rover models include: Defender, Discovery, and Discovery Sport.

Range Rover models include: Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Range Rover Velar, and Range Rover Evoque.

‘HSE’ stands for ‘High Specification Equipment’. It Is a trim level used across various models to denote a higher level of luxury, features, and equipment compared to standard models.

There are seven models in the range.

Land Rover models: Defender, Discovery, Discovery Sport.

Range Rover models: Range Rover, Range Rover Sport, Range Rover Velar, and Range Rover Evoque.

Autobiography is a high-end, luxury trim level available on Range Rover models. These models offer premium features, advanced technologies, and bespoke customisation options.

SE stands for ‘Standard Equipment’ while HSE stands for ‘High Specification Equipment’.

While SE models feature an array of outstanding features and technology, HSE trims take things up a gear. These typically incorporate additional luxury elements.

With proper care and maintenance, Land Rovers can last well over 150,000 miles. Many owners report significantly higher mileage following careful upkeep.

Land Rover vehicles are not currently available on the Motability Scheme. Browse available Motability cars at Vertu Motors.

Land Rovers are typically engineered to wade through water up to a certain depth. This depth can vary depending on the model and specific configuration of the vehicle. It's crucial to consult your owner's manual to determine the maximum wading depth for your specific Land Rover model.

No, not all Land Rovers are automatic. Land Rover offers a range of vehicles with both automatic and manual transmissions. Speak to a member of our team about your preferences, and they will be able to advise on the best model for you.

No, not all Land Rovers are diesel. Land Rover offers a range of vehicles with different engine types, including diesel, petrol, and hybrid options.

Currently, there are several plug-in hybrid and mild hybrid models. These powertrains are available on the following vehicles:

• Range Rover
• Range Rover Sport
• Range Rover Velar
• Range Rover Evoque
• Discovery Sport
• Defender

A brand-new Range Rover Electric model is coming soon. This will be Land Rover’s first fully electric vehicle.

Yes, modern Land Rover models offer Apple CarPlay integration as part of their infotainment systems.

There are several plug-in hybrid and mild hybrid models in the Land Rover line-up. These include:

• Range Rover
• Range Rover Sport
• Range Rover Velar
• Range Rover Evoque
• Discovery Sport
• Defender

There are seven different Land Rover and Range Rover models:

• Defender
• Discovery
• Discovery Sport
• Range Rover
• Range Rover Sport
• Range Rover Velar
• Range Rover Evoque

After you have purchased your Land Rover, you will receive an email from Vertu Land Rover. This will contain a link which takes you to the InControl website with step-by-step instructions on how to set up your app.

No, Land Rover is not a Jeep. While both Land Rover and Jeep are well-known for producing off-road vehicles, they are two separate brands.

This depends on your specific needs, preferences, and budget. The Defender is available in three main body styles:

• The two-door five-passenger Defender 90.
• The four-door five-passenger Defender 110.
• The three-row eight-passenger Defender 130.

Take the time to test drive different Defender models to experience their performance firsthand.

You can browse, test drive, and buy a Land Rover Defender at your local Vertu Land Rover dealership.

The Land Rover Defender is an iconic off-road vehicle that was originally introduced in 1948. The latest generation maintains the Defender’s legendary all-terrain capabilities. It also introduces significant upgrades in comfort, technology, and safety.

This depends on how well the vehicle is maintained. By servicing your Defender regularly and taking good care of it, you will prolong its life span. Some Defenders have been known to exceed 300,000 miles.

The Defender 110 offers seven seats and the Defender 130 offers eight seats.

• Width with mirrors folded: 2,008mm.
• Width with mirrors out: 2,105mm.

Yes, the Defender is available with automatic transmission.

Starting a Land Rover Defender involves several steps, depending on whether you have a traditional key or a keyless entry system.

Traditional key:

• Insert the key into the ignition slot.
• Turn the key to the "ON" position. This will turn on the vehicle’s electrical systems.
• Wait a few seconds for the dashboard lights to settle.
• Turn the key to the "START" position. Hold it until the engine starts, then release. The key will spring back to the "ON" position.

Keyless entry system:

• Ensure the key fob is within the vehicle.
• Press the brake pedal:
• Press the start/stop button once while keeping your foot on the brake.

• Defender 90: Up to 3,500kg.
• Defender 110: Up to 3,500kg.
• Defender 130: Up to 3,000kg.

Choosing the right Land Rover Discovery depends on your specific needs and preferences.

The Discovery has undergone several generations. Consider whether you prefer the latest model for its updated technology and design or an earlier generation. Decide whether you need seating for five or the option for seven with a third-row seat. There are also various trims, offering different levels of luxury and technology. If you plan to use your Discovery for off-road adventures, you'll want a model that's equipped with Terrain Response systems.

Take test drives to experience how different Discovery models handle on and off-road.

The Land Rover Discovery is a versatile and capable mid-size luxury SUV. It offers a blend of off-road prowess, advanced technology, and premium comfort. Expect it to handle a variety of roles, from everyday commuting and family road trips to challenging off-road adventures.

Sport Mode on a Land Rover Discovery is a driving mode designed to enhance the vehicle's performance and responsiveness. This delivers a more dynamic driving experience. When Sport Mode is activated, several aspects of the vehicle's operation are adjusted. It provides a sportier feel and improved handling characteristics.

The latest Discovery has an outstanding towing capacity of up to 3,500 kg. So, you can tow horse boxes, trailers, and more with confidence!

While similar, there are a few differences between these models. The biggest difference is their size. The Land Rover Discovery is 36cm longer, almost 5cm wider, and over 16cm taller than the Discovery Sport.

The Discovery is more geared towards off-road adventure, while the Discovery Sport is considered more of an urban SUV.

Up to 900mm.

By following the recommended service schedule and taking good care of your vehicle, you can greatly extend its lifespan. Some Discoveries have surpassed 250,000 miles under good care.

The Land Rover Discovery has a flexible seven-seat set up.

The Discovery Sport comes with five full-size seats. However, an additional two seats can be configured, which are ideal for children. Plug-In hybrid models are only available with five seats.

The Discovery Sport comes with five full-size seats. However, an additional two seats can be configured, which are ideal for children. Plug-In hybrid models are only available with five seats.

• 5 seat models: Up to 2,500kg.
• 5+2 seat models: Up to 2,200kg.

Up to 3,500kg.

• Width with mirrors folded: 2,073mm.
• Width with mirrors out: 2,220mm.

• Width with mirrors folded: 1905mm.
• Width with mirrors out: 2174mm.

The Land Rover Discovery Sport typically comes with a temporary spare wheel. This temporary spare wheel, also known as a space-saver spare wheel, is smaller and lighter than a regular wheel and tyre. It is designed to be used temporarily in the event of a flat tyre, allowing you to continue driving until a permanent repair or replacement can be made.

• Maximum height: 1,888mm
• Overall length: 4,956mm
• Width: 2,073mm with mirrors folded
• Width: 2,220mm with mirrors out
• Front wheel track: 1,692.4mm
• Rear wheel track: 1,686.6mm
• Wheelbase: 2,923mm

Starting a Land Rover Discovery can vary slightly depending on the model year and whether it has a traditional key or a keyless entry system.

Traditional key:

• Insert the key into the ignition slot.
• Turn the key to the "ON" position. This will turn on the vehicle’s electrical systems.
• Wait a few seconds for the dashboard lights to settle.
• Turn the key to the "START" position. Hold it until the engine starts, then release. The key will spring back to the "ON" position.

Keyless entry system:

• Ensure the key fob is within the vehicle.
• Press the brake pedal.
• Press the start/stop button once while keeping your foot on the brake.

Yes, all Land Rover Discovery models are equipped with four-wheel drive (4WD) systems.

Up to 2,000kg.

The Range Rover Evoque is a great car, especially for those looking for a compact luxury SUV.

It features a stylish exterior design and a premium interior cabin that's packed with the latest technology.

The Evoque delivers impressive off-road capabilities and a smooth and responsive driving experience. Plus, it benefits from being part of the Land Rover brand, which is regarded with prestige and recognition.

As your Manufacturer Warranty comes to an end you can opt for a tailored Land Rover Extended Warranty. It covers Land Rover vehicles up to ten years/100,000 miles from the time of purchase. It includes mechanical and electrical failures to factory-fitted components and certain consequential failures. Speak to a member of our team for the most up-to-date information on Extended Warranties.

Receive a fully comprehensive Manufacturer Warranty for three years when you purchase your Land Rover.

For continued peace of mind, take out a Land Rover Extended Warranty to cover you once your Manufacturer Warranty expires.

You may also want to add:

• Paint Surface and Anticorrosion Warranty
• Parts and Accessories Warranty

Speak to our team to arrange this.

The ‘Restricted Performance’ alert indicates that there is an issue within your Land Rover’s power system. You should bring your vehicle to your local Vertu Land Rover site to be inspected by one of our expert technicians.

• Visit your local Vertu Land Rover site to collect a replacement battery.
• Once you have this, push the button on the side of your fob and release the emergency key blade. Use this to open the smart key case.
• Remove the old battery and insert the new battery, positive side facing upwards.
• Push the case back together and replace the emergency key blade.

A service plan is a great way to spread the cost of servicing through manageable, interest-free monthly payments. It will cover the cost of servicing, parts, labour, and VAT. You can also include your MOT if you like.

To update your maps, set up an account here: https://www.landrover.com/ownership/incontrol/incontrol-user-guide/pivi-map-download.html

When logged in, head to ‘Maps & Services’, download the relevant map, and transfer it to your vehicle via a USB stick.

A service plan typically covers the cost of servicing, parts, labour, and VAT for the duration of your contract. Land Rover Service Plans can be tailored to your specific requirements, for new or Approved Used vehicles up to 10 years old. Speak to a member of our friendly team to discuss your service plan today.

The 'Restricted Performance' alert signals a problem with your Land Rover's power system. This is integral to its operation. You should have this issue inspected by an authorised dealer promptly, such as your local Vertu Land Rover site.