Queen Elizabeth II’s personal Range Rover up for auction

By Dean Murray

Queen Elizabeth II’s personal 2006 Range Rover Supercharged is up for auction.

The vehicle was exclusively used by Her Majesty between 2006 and 2008, including at events such as 2007's Royal Windsor Horse Show.

The uniquely specified edition was prepared for its regal duties, boasting a host of bespoke features, including enhanced internal wiring for security and communications, rear grab handles (since removed, with traces remaining), side steps, mud flaps, and a made-to-measure dog guard, reflecting the Queen’s famous affinity for canine companions.

It also retains its silver Labrador mascot that only adorned Her Majesty’s personal vehicles.

The only L322 Range Rover is believed to be the only one ever owned by the Royal Household equipped with the Jaguar-derived 4.2-liter Supercharged V8, delivering powerful yet dignified performance befitting its Royal duties.

The car has covered just under 120,000 miles and is described as in exemplary condition throughout.

Rob Hubbard, Managing Director and Principal Auctioneer of Iconic Auctioneers, commented: "Vehicles with such distinguished provenance rarely enter the market, making this an exceptional opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

"Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s personal Range Rover combines automotive excellence with an unmatched historical significance. We anticipate considerable interest in this vehicle as has been the case with other Royal vehicles we have offered."

Iconic Auctioneers have estimated the vehicle to achieve between $66,319 and $92,831 when it is offered on Aug. 23 at the Silverstone Festival.