LSE Autobiography

• LSE cars, alone, are special and rare.‘Softdash’ LSE’s are scarce. So this ‘Softdash’ LSE Autobiography is perhaps the rarest special edition Classic Range Rover.

• In 1993 / 1994 the “Autobiography” was a conception by Land Rover Special Vehicles presented to the directors at Land Rover.The ‘Autobiogaphy’ range was never properly marketed / conceived until the introduction of the P38.

• The Autobiography scheme was announced at the London Motorfair in October 1993. It was run by Land Rover Special Vehicles and was billed as a customising service that offered “the ultimate personalisation” for Range Rovers.

• Rarest of the extremely limited examples of Special Vehicles LSE “Autobiography” cars being a softdash car.

• See also Range Rover Specification Guide: First Generation Models 1970-1996 by James Taylor

  Press

• Featured by Range Rover authority, James Tayor, in “Land Rover International” February 2022 article on the Classic Autobiography cars. Here he recalls just 9 hard and softdash cars, with M813 PPP reckoned to be the last Classic LSE Autobiography built.

Special Features

• Painted same Rover Cars colour of metallic British Racing Green as the 26 limited edition 100 inch (standard) chassis 1994 Autobiography cars,

• Stone Connolly leather.

• Cyclone alloy wheels and an ‘Autobiography' body kit supplied to Land Rover by TWR.

  Ownership and Maintenance

• Bought by the current owner in 2002. Maintained by current and previous owner at Range Rover specialist Brookfields Garage Ltd, Barnet.