2010 Land Rover LR4

Sale Details
Miles: 151,582 (engine rebuilt around 125k)
Exterior/Interior Color: Nara Bronze / Almond
Transmission: Automatic
Title Status: Clean
Paint Condition: 8/10
Clean CarFax Report Available Upon Request

Brand/Model Summary
The Land Rover LR4 — sold globally as the Discovery 4 — is the fourth generation of Land Rover’s iconic Discovery lineup, a nameplate born in 1989 to bridge serious off-road capability with genuine everyday usability. By the time the fourth generation arrived for the 2010 model year, Land Rover had spent two decades refining what it means to be a go-anywhere family hauler. The LR4 arrived with a 5.0L naturally aspirated V8 producing 375 horsepower, a full-time four-wheel drive system with Terrain Response, a locking center differential, and a hydraulic air suspension that could raise or lower the chassis on command. Inside, Land Rover brought luxury-class materials and genuine seven-seat practicality — a combination that few rivals have matched before or since. The HSE trim added adaptive xenon headlights, a premium audio system, heated and cooled front seats, and a panoramic sunroof, elevating the LR4 beyond utilitarian into genuine luxury territory. These trucks were — and remain — among the most capable full-size SUVs ever built.

Vehicle Summary
This particular LR4 HSE presents in a stunning Nara Bronze over Almond interior — one of the most sought-after color combinations the Discovery 4 ever wore. Finished with a roof rack and blacked-out wheels, it strikes the right balance between capable overlander and refined daily driver. At 151,582 miles, this truck has clearly lived a life — but critically, it has been maintained to match. The powertrain story here is the real headline: a documented engine rebuild at 125,000 miles gives this LR4 effectively a fresh start mechanically, and the paper trail to prove it. Backed by a collection of maintenance records and receipts, this is the kind of ownership history enthusiasts search for. It also comes with a full spare wheel and tire, the donut spare, and a collection of maintenance parts — a thoughtful package that reflects how the previous owner approached this truck. Cosmetically, it’s honest: there’s a crack in the driver’s door wood trim and some leather peeling on the door card, a dent or two on the hood that are prime PDR candidates, and some clear coat wear on the roof and tailgate trim. Nothing that detracts from the experience on the road or the trail — but everything disclosed, because that’s how we do business at RISO.

Ownership History
This LR4’s history is well-documented and the paperwork tells a compelling story. The most significant chapter is a full engine rebuild performed at 125,000 miles, documented with receipts — a substantial investment that speaks directly to how this truck was cared for and justifies its price with confidence. Alongside the engine rebuild, the vehicle comes with a collection of maintenance records and receipts spanning its ownership, providing the kind of paper trail that gives any enthusiast buyer peace of mind. In addition to the service history, this truck includes a full spare wheel and tire (mounted and ready), the factory donut spare, a supply of maintenance parts, and the original driver’s armrest — removed and kept by the previous owner as a candidate for professional reupholstering.
But it's not just about performance - the LR4 also offers unbeatable comfort and style. Step inside and you'll be greeted by a spacious and luxurious cabin, featuring premium leather seats and wood trim accents. With seating for up to 7 passengers and ample cargo space, this SUV is perfect for both family trips and weekend adventures.

Equipped with advanced technology and safety features, the LR4 is ready to take on any terrain. From its sophisticated Terrain Response system to its powerful all-wheel drive, this Land Rover is designe