Land Rover Range Rover Classic Range Rover (P38A) 4.6 petrol 218PS

4.6 petrol 218PS is one engine in the Land Rover Range Rover Classic Range Rover (P38A). Power, economy, and CO₂ below are ranges where the trims or gearboxes differ. Each row in the variant table is one configuration.

Engine summary

Fuel
Petrol
Power
218 PS
Combined mpg
17.2 mpg
CO₂
398 g/km
Variants
2 variants
UK dataset
67 cars in our dataset

Catalogue registration span: 2000 – 2004. This is the span of records, not a production announcement.

Where this engine is offered

TrimsVogue, Vogue SE
GearboxesAutomatic
FuelsPetrol
Body stylesSUV

Variants with this engine

2 published variants.

Stored PS for published variants of this engine. Brake horsepower is not plotted.

NEDC combined mpg

  • Vogue 4.6 petrol 218PS17.2 mpg
  • Vogue SE 4.6 petrol 218PS17.2 mpg
Combined mpg on the NEDC test only. A different official cycle is not on this chart.
VariantFuelGearboxBodyPowerCombined mpgDataset
Vogue 4.6 petrol 218PSPetrolAutomaticSUV218 PS (215 bhp)17.2 mpg (NEDC)56
Vogue SE 4.6 petrol 218PSPetrolAutomaticSUV218 PS (215 bhp)17.2 mpg (NEDC)11

Other engines in this generation

Mpg ranges are not ranked across engines because the test cycle is stored on the variant, not on the engine range.

EngineFuelPowerCombined mpg rangeCO₂ rangeDataset
2.5 diesel 136PSDiesel135.9 PS24.9–31.6 mpg304 g/km119
4.0 petrol 184PSPetrol184.5 PS18.5 mpg385 g/km24

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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.