Few luxury SUVs have achieved the enduring reputation of the L322 Range Rover.

Introduced in 2002, it redefined the luxury 4x4 market by successfully combining serious off-road capability with levels of refinement and craftsmanship previously reserved for executive saloons.

Over the following decade, the L322 steadily evolved through a series of updates and facelifts, culminating in the final facelift models which paired the acclaimed 5.0-litre Supercharged V8 with a beautifully appointed interior, cementing the L322's status as one of the finest Range Rovers ever produced.

By 2012, production of the L322 was drawing to a close, with the model benefiting from a decade of continual development.

The flagship Autobiography specification offered the very best of the range, combining swathes of leather upholstery, heated and cooled electrically adjustable seating front and rear, Harman/Kardon audio, rear entertainment, satellite navigation, three zone climate control and Land Rover's r...