Land Rover Range Rover Sport Auction Values

Year-by-year auction and retail prices for the Land Rover Range Rover Sport (2010–2025).

Overview

Auction lanes see the Land Rover Range Rover Sport suv in steady volume across model years 2010–2025. Values step down predictably with age and mileage, but trim level and condition grade create real spread within a single year. The Runs List matches each Range Rover Sport listing against live retail comps to show the margin before you bid.

Land Rover Range Rover Sport — Average Prices by Year

YearAvg. AuctionAvg. RetailSpread
2025$34,600$48,000$13,400
2024$31,100$43,200$12,100
2023$27,600$38,400$10,800
2022$24,200$33,600$9,400
2021$20,700$28,800$8,100
2020$17,300$24,000$6,700
2019$13,800$19,200$5,400
2018$10,400$14,400$4,000
2017$10,400$14,400$4,000
2016$10,400$14,400$4,000
2015$10,400$14,400$4,000
2014$10,400$14,400$4,000
2013$10,400$14,400$4,000
2012$10,400$14,400$4,000
2011$10,400$14,400$4,000
2010$10,400$14,400$4,000

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Competitors

Compare the Land Rover Range Rover Sport against: BMW X5, Mercedes-Benz GLE, Porsche Cayenne

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Land Rover Range Rover Sport sell for at auction?
A Land Rover Range Rover Sport typically hammers for around $34,600 at auction. Expect the final price to move with mileage, condition grade, title status, and regional demand.
What is the retail value of a Land Rover Range Rover Sport?
Comparable retail listings for the Land Rover Range Rover Sport average about $48,000. Use this as the ceiling when working backwards to a maximum auction bid.
What is the profit margin on a Land Rover Range Rover Sport from auction?
On paper the Land Rover Range Rover Sport shows roughly $13,400 between average auction and retail prices. Buyer fees, transport, reconditioning, and holding costs come out of that spread, so score each unit before bidding. The Runs List computes max safe bid per listing automatically.
Is a Land Rover Range Rover Sport a good car to buy at auction?
The Land Rover Range Rover Sport is available at major auto auctions including Manheim, ADESA/Openlane, IAA, and Copart. Whether it's a good buy depends on the specific unit's condition, mileage, title status, and the current bid relative to retail value. The Runs List's deal scoring system rates every listing A through D so you can quickly identify the best opportunities.
Where can I find a Land Rover Range Rover Sport at auction?
Major wholesale channels — Manheim, ADESA/Openlane, Copart, and IAA — all move the Land Rover Range Rover Sport regularly. The Runs List scans upcoming run lists so you know which sales actually have the units you want before you commit to attending.

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