Originally delivered to the Metropolitan Police Service on 1st August 2010, this Range Rover HSE 3.6 TDV8 boasts remarkable provenance, having served as a Royal Household escort vehicle during key State and ceremonial occasions of the early 2010s. Most notably, it formed part of the Royal Protection convoy for HM Queen Elizabeth II and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh during the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton in 2011. Photographic and video evidence documents this very car accompanying the Royal Bentley through central London on the wedding day, broadcast to over 2 billion viewers worldwide. It played a key role in protecting the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh during the event. It has also been captured alongside other senior Royals and retains unique features from its service, including the full-height loadspace security screen fitted by the Royal Protection Command. In use with the Metropolitan Police from new until 2017, the car was meticulously maintainedoften serviced twice yearly regardless of mileage due to its mission-critical role. It was decommissioned at 112,500 miles and has since covered under 30,000 miles with one private keeper. Finished in Stornoway Grey over Jet leather with rare cherry wood triman elegant, seldom-seen option on HSE modelsthe vehicle also retains clear glass as originally specified for its Royal fleet role. Mechanically excellent, it has recently undergone a comprehensive inspection by a marque specialist. Work completed includes new boost pipes, belts, crank seal, and both turbochargers were reconditioned just 20,000 miles ago. It now rides on brand new Pirelli Scorpion Zero all-season tyres. During private ownership, it has resided in Spain's warm, dry climatehelping preserve its superb condition, free from the corrosion often seen in UK-based examples. It is sold with both original keys, a full service history, and the original Land Rover book pack. An exceptional opportunity to acquire a Range Rover of true historical significance. Rarely do Royal Protection vehicles become available, especially those with documented participation in such landmark events. A highly collectable piece of modern British motoring history, beautifully preserved and ready to enjoy.