Hundreds of abandoned Range Rovers found in one of the world’s largest SUV graveyards

This YouTuber found a graveyard full of abandoned Range Rovers in the UK.

What’s shocking is most of these Range Rovers are in decent condition, at least cosmetically.

There’s a probably a different story under the hood, though.

It’s still quite a sad sight to behold.

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The place where Range Rovers go to die

Jordan Boss of the Exploring With Boss YouTube channel specializes in videos about abandoned buildings, but he also talks about cars, like he did on this occasion.

For this clip, he traveled to Wales to a graveyard full of Range Rovers that seem to have been abandoned here for no reason.

This place is like a tourist destination for UK YouTubers, partly because it’s fully open and not gated or anything, but also because it’s fascinating, albeit sad, sight.

Every vehicle here is made by Land Rover and most are Range Rovers, although we did spot a few Discovery models here and there.

Not only that, it seems that most of them are second-gen or third-gen Range Rovers.

Those are the P38A and L322 models, a couple of generations before the current one, and arguably the ones that cemented the vehicle’s reputation as being both a rugged 4X4 but also a luxury vehicle.

When it was new, this car could easily end up costing you $100,000 or more depending on specs and optional extras.

There’s probably a reason why these cars are here

The L322 is one of the best-selling Range Rover models of all time, but it’s also notoriously expensive to fix, and not super reliable.

Not long ago, a man found a Range Rover buried underground and quickly realized it would just be easier and cheaper to buy a brand-new SUV than to fix that one.

L322 models flood the second-hand market, and they often sell for peanuts, precisely because this is the reputation they’ve earned.

It’s still so depressing to see them rotting away in a field, though.