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The Velar’s unusual name is derived from the prototype versions of the original Range Rover in 1969. This time around though, Range Rover is its own luxury sub-brand, and the Velar plugs a mid-size gap between the Range Rover Sport and the Range Rover Evoque.
When released in 2017, the Velar debuted a new styling language for the Range Rover brand, as well as bringing an all-aluminium platform across from sister brand Jaguar, which the Velar shares with the Jaguar F-Pace, XF, and XE. Currently the Velar’s pricing sits between $97,779 for the P250 Dynamic SE (184KW) to $138,961 for the P400E Autobiography (297Kw).
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Generally speaking, Range Rover isn't a brand known for its reliablility. In fact, Jaguar Land Rover -- Range Rover's owner -- are quite notorious for mechanical and electronic issues. Having said that, many Velar owners report having a positive ownership experience.
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