Land Rover Range Rover D350 Autobiography

The 2024 Range Rover D350 Autobiography sits at the upper end of Land Rover's flagship lineup, pairing a 3.0-litre straight-six diesel — augmented by a 48V mild hybrid system — with Autobiography's full luxury specification. The colour combination here is a considered one: Charente Grey Metallic outside, Ebony and Perlino semi-aniline leather within — a contrast that avoids the expected all-dark interior while remaining genuinely understated. At 28,000 miles, this is a properly run-in but relatively low-mileage example for a 2024-plate vehicle used in the real world.

Autobiography trim accounts for the four-zone climate control, panoramic roof, configurable air suspension, and the brand's SV-adjacent interior detailing — there is little left meaningful to add by way of options at this level. The D350 produces 350PS and 700Nm, which in a vehicle of this mass delivers relaxed, long-distance composure rather than any claim to outright pace, and the mild hybrid integration meaningfully improves refinement at low speeds and on the overrun. Full Land Rover service history is present, and manufacturer warranty coverage runs to 2027.

Charente Grey is one of the quieter metallic options in the Range Rover palette — it reads silver in flat light and picks up a cooler blue-green cast in shade, which suits the Autobiography's formal proportions better than the more common Santorini Black or Fuji White. A practical choice for a car at this price point that will almost certainly see daily use alongside more ceremonial duties.