Mileage

• A 2003 Range Rover in good condition, with 80,000 miles, costs $15,680, according to Kelley Blue Book in 2010. A similar Range Rover with 120,000 miles should cost $12,300 and if it has 30,000 miles, it will probably cost around $19,600.
  
  

Condition

• In good condition (that is, free of any major defects), a 2003 Range Rover with 80,000 miles costs around $15,680. In excellent condition (vehicle looks new, is in excellent mechanical condition and needs no reconditioning), it will probably cost around $16,580 and in fair condition (reasonable running condition) you can pick one up for $14,280.
  
  

Location

• Location is another determining factor in used car prices. A 2003 Range Rover in good condition with 80,000 miles will cost around $15,680 in Denver. In a small town in Indiana, a similar Range Rover will cost about $600 less, according to Kelley Blue Book.