The dealer’s own listing doesn’t publish a price — and for a Land Rover, no price means no deal. The 2019 Velar scores a decent 8.0/10 on problems-by-VIN data, but the known failure modes are expensive: engine repairs run around $3,100 and Land Rover electrical work isn’t cheap either. Two recall campaigns need verifying on this VIN. It’s a handsome black truck in the dealer’s photos — come back when there’s a price; until then, this one’s moosed.
Price vs Market
No price published — an automatic walk-away under the house rules.
★★★★★
History (VIN)
No free AutoCheck score obtained; 2 recalls on the model (high-beam software; crankshaft bolt on V6/V8s) — verify by VIN.
★★★★★
Maintenance & Reliability
Decent 8.0/10 problems-by-VIN score, but Land Rover parts and labor run premium; engine and electrical are the flagged areas.
★★★★★
Fuel Economy
20/26 MPG from the P250 2.0L turbo — reasonable for the class.
★★★★★
Dealership
4.8 stars on 34 Google reviews (Larwill 4.7/26, Goshen 5.0/8), but a public Jan 2025 complaint alleges a kept deposit at the Goshen store.
★★★★★
Vehicle History
No free AutoCheck score could be obtained, and the listing publishes neither price nor mileage — you’re buying blind on the two numbers that matter most. Two NHTSA campaigns apply to the model: a high-beam software fix and a crankshaft pulley bolt recall on the V6/V8 engines. Run the VIN before anything else.
Key Specs
Engine
2.0L Turbo I4 (P250)
Drivetrain
AWD, 8-speed auto
Mileage
$17,500
Exterior
Black
Features
Panoramic roof, driver aids
Recalls
2 campaigns on model
About the Dealer
24/7 Cars
6745 W US-30, Larwill, IN · also Goshen, Warsaw, Fort Wayne · 4.8★ (34 Google reviews across 2 locations)
One public red flag on record: a January 2025 complaint alleges the Goshen location kept a buyer’s deposit after financing fell through. Worth asking about their deposit policy in writing before you put money down.
The Original Listing
Snapshot of the dealer’s listing page, captured at verdict time — so the price and details can’t quietly change afterward.
The fine print: this verdict is our opinion based on publicly available information at the time of analysis — price data, history sources, and dealer reviews. It is not financial advice. Always get an independent pre-purchase inspection and verify the history yourself before you buy.
