L332 What's is its value

Hi was hoping somebody could give me a realistic value of my Rangerover Vouge L332 its on a 54 plate but is the 05 model. I have owned it from new and it only has 69k miles as it has been used as our family weekend car has a few car park scratches and marks but nothing major, it's never been hit or had any body repairs, has the usual air suspension fault where it says it's not active but it's fine. The interior is good but has the odd broken trims. What do you think, I,m not going to give it way but feel it should sell easy because it's one owner and genuine, only selling because getting a newer one.
Thanks

Between 6 and 8. Have a look about. It's a really odd market prices are all over the place because it is a luxury car. I'd get it as tip top as possible because the mileage is a real bonus for your vehicle.

Diesel or petrol? Former seem to fetch more where I live even against petrol with LPG. Colour/ interior trim also seems to be important - prices seem to be sensitive to the "wrong" colour combinations.
Having looked for a while,there is also a price differential based on part of the country, more expensive in the South East, so if you advertise nationally that might be worth bearing in mind. I missed out on a 54 diesel in the North East in very good condition, about the same mileage as yours, asking price just under nine grand and sold to a fellow southerner just before Christmas, prepared to travel for the right car
The low mileage and presumably full history suggests it would sell at the higher end of the realistic range - a couple of hours on eBay, Gumtree and Preloved will give you a good idea of the current range and you can filter the searches to be a reasonable match for your car
It might well be worth checking out how much it would cost to smart repair the worst of the dings/scratches and fixing the broken trim with good secondhand items - if nothing else it removes the obvious negotiating exposure on the asking price

As I'm feeling generous

Marmaduke said:

As I'm feeling generous

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As much as that

talcuf said:

As much as that

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I've eaten most of it now though

Diesels tend to kill their gearboxes