Oxford Diecast 76VEL003
Range Rover Velar SE Silicon Silver
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Range Rover Velar SE in a steely silver colour scheme with gloss black roof, registered YS67 MZF from the second half of 2017. Its imposing exterior features extensive black trim right down to the black bespoke wheels. The interior is also moulded in black, rounding off a vehicle with attitude!
In real life, the luxurious Velar SE comprised the latest Range Rover to emerge from the Solihull plant. It was designed by Gerry McGovern and launched in the spring of 2017. Categorised as a British compact luxury crossover SLV, it joined the ranks of the XE, XF, Pace and F Jaguar, with which it shares common components. With a top price tag of £65K for the top spec, the choice for the affluent purchaser includes nine engine options ranging from a 2.0L Turbo Diesel to the 5.0L Supercharged V8 with a top speed of 135 mph. Other options include petrol or diesel fuel offering consumption from 37 mpg. You never think what might be under the bonnet, do you?
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Oxford Diecast Range Rover Velar SE Silicon Silver is supplied under manufacturer part number 76VEL003. The model depicts a Range Rover Velar SE finished in a steely silicon silver colour with a gloss black roof, black trim and black bespoke wheels. The registration shown on the model is YS67 MZF and it represents a vehicle from the second half of 2017.
The real‑world Velar SE was launched in spring 2017 and was designed by Gerry McGovern at Land Rover’s Solihull plant. It is classified as a British compact luxury crossover and shares components with the Jaguar XE, XF, Pace and F models. At launch the top specification was priced at £65,000 and was available with nine engine options ranging from a 2.0 L turbo‑diesel to a 5.0 L supercharged V8, the latter capable of a top speed of 135 mph. Fuel consumption figures for the range vary, with the most efficient versions achieving around 37 mpg.


