The Autobiography Black Edition is the pinnacle of the Range Rover line-up – the rarest, most luxurious specification of its generation, with the extended wheelbase delivering unmatched rear comfort. Finished in Santorini Black with Ivory Oxford leather, this example has all the presence and class you’d expect from the flagship. From the moment it arrived, it was clear this car had been cherished. I’ve personally driven it myself before offering it for sale, and it reminded me why I’ve always had a soft spot for the very best Range Rovers. The 4.4 SDV8 is one of Land Rover’s greatest engines – smooth, powerful, reliable – and in Autobiography Black Edition trim it feels every inch the luxury SUV it was designed to be. With 86,213 miles (just 8,600 a year on average), it presents superbly inside and out. It has just benefitted from a Vertex service and full inspection, with good discs and pads all round and a matching set of Dunlop tyres with 6.5mm tread. In short, it is fully prepared and ready for its next owner. Ownership & Provenance Rare Autobiography Black Edition, LWB Finished in Santorini Black with Ivory Oxford leather Recently inspected and prepared by The Vertex Collection Service History 2015–2019: Serviced by Land Rover main dealers (Reading, West London, Sidcup) 2020–2025: Serviced by trusted specialist garages 07/03/2025 – 85,724 miles | Service – Specialist Garage 2025 – 86,213 miles | Service & inspection – The Vertex Collection Specification Highlights Panoramic roof Heated & cooled front seats with massage function Executive rear seating package with twin screens Meridian Surround Sound Oxford leather interior Four-zone climate control Adaptive LED headlights Soft-close doors Keyless entry & start Electrically deployable towbar 22" alloy wheels Every car from The Vertex Collection comes with a 12-month Autoguard Premium warranty, optional upgrades (24 months £695 / 36 months £995), and free nationwide delivery personally handled by us. At The Vertex Collection, every car has to pass one test – would we be proud to own it ourselves? This Autobiography Black Edition certainly does.