Land Rover Range Rover Classic Range Rover (P38A) Hse 4.0 petrol 184PS

Hse 4.0 petrol 184PS is one published configuration of the Land Rover Range Rover Classic Range Rover (P38A). The specification sheet uses the figures stored for this variant.

Power
184.5 PS (182 bhp)
Combined mpg
18.5 mpg (NEDC)
0–60 mph
11.4 seconds
UK dataset
24 cars in our dataset

Specification sheet

Overview
Manufacturer
Land Rover
Model
Range Rover Classic
Generation
Range Rover (P38A)
Engine
4.0 petrol 184PS
Trim
Hse
Transmission
Automatic
Body style
SUV
Doors
5
Seats
5
Catalogue registration span
2000 – 2001
Engine and performance
Power
184.5 PS (182 bhp)
Torque
340 Nm
Capacity
4.0 litres (3,950 cc)
Cylinders
8
Aspiration
Naturally Aspirated
0–60 mph
11.4 seconds
Top speed
116 mph
Drive
4x4
Economy and emissions
Combined mpg
18.5 mpg (NEDC)
Urban mpg
13.1 mpg (NEDC)
Extra-urban mpg
24.5 mpg (NEDC)
Test cycle
NEDC
CO₂
385 g/km
Fuel
Petrol
Emissions standard
3
Road tax
Band >1549cc, £360 a year. Stored catalogue figure, not a live DVLA calculation.
Dimensions
Length
4,713 mm
Width
2,228 mm
Height
1,817 mm
Wheelbase
2,745 mm

Catalogue ranking

Ranks compare published variants in this generation. They use the cars in our dataset, not UK sales.

  • Power: 3 of 4, ahead of 32% of the cars in this generation’s dataset.
  • Combined mpg: 2 of 4, ahead of 50% of the cars in this generation’s dataset.
  • Lower CO₂: 2 of 4, ahead of 50% of the cars in this generation’s dataset.
  • 0–60: 3 of 4, ahead of 32% of the cars in this generation’s dataset.

Higher-powered engines

Other engines in this generation whose stored PS range reaches higher than this variant. Open the engine page for the configurations.

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Check your Land Rover Range Rover Classic (P38A) Hse 4.0 petrol 184PS

Enter a UK registration to check a Land Rover Range Rover Classic Hse 4.0 petrol 184PS. This page describes that version, not one number plate.

How these figures are produced

Specifications and counts come from the VehicleScore UK vehicle catalogue. A count of cars is the number of records in that dataset. It is not UK production, not sales, and not the number of cars currently on the road.

Power is shown in PS where the catalogue stores PS, and in bhp only where bhp is stored separately. Official fuel economy is labelled NEDC or WLTP when the test cycle is known. Figures from different cycles are not ranked together. Empty values are left blank.

The catalogue does not store a revision date, so these pages do not show a last-updated day.