Oxford Diecast Range Rover Classic AA 1:76

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The classic Range Rover, also known as the first generation Range Rover, was introduced to the public in June 1970. It was originally a 2-door model and is credited with pioneering the luxurious SUV market, combining off-road capability with on-road comfort. Launched as ‘The Car for all Reasons’ it boasted a top speed of around 100 mph. Classed as a 4 x 4 mid-sized off road vehicle, the Classic Range Rover stayed in production until 1996 it was superseded by a second generation Range Rover in 1994, at which point it was referred to as the Classic and ran alongside its successor until 1996. Our

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Oxford Diecast Range Rover Classic AA 1:76

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