C
70–79 · Average

Transparency Verdict

Land Rover earns a C.

Negotiate. Hard.

Average transparency — expect pushback on fees and add-ons. Shoppers who hold the line here consistently save money.

Developing confidence — based on 6 verified out-the-door quotes and 1 tracked negotiation · Mission Viejo, CA
Collected Oct 20, 2025May 1, 2026 · Updated May 3, 2026

Location

Mission Viejo, CA

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The full story

Why Land Rover earned this grade

Between October 2025 and May 2026, CarEdge negotiated or logged 6 verified deals with this dealership. We pulled the doc fee, the add-ons, and the gap between advertised and out-the-door price from each one. Then we graded them the way a friend in the business would: on the things that actually cost you money.

What they do well

1 thing

Advertised pricing is largely honest

On average, the quoted price is only 1.5% above the listing — small enough to be fees, not markup games.

! Where to push back

2 things

Doc fee exceeds the state cap

Their typical doc fee of $592 is above CA's legal cap of $85. This is a red flag — every dealer in the state must stay at or below this number.

TipTell them you expect the doc fee at $85 or lower. It's not optional; it's the law.

Add-ons show up on most deals

33% of quotes include dealer add-ons, averaging $1,143. Expect them to try to include something — paint protection, nitrogen-filled tires, VIN etching.

TipNearly all aftermarket add-ons are optional and removable. Say "please take those off the quote" and watch the OTD drop.

6 verified OTD quotes from Land Rover

Real out-the-door worksheets, not reviews. Click “View Quote” on any row to see the price breakdown.

Recent Quotes

Verified out-the-door prices from real transactions

5 vehicle transactions6 individual quotes

2022 Subaru WRX

Premium (CVT) 4dr All-Wheel Drive SUsed2 quotes
$28,135
$85doc feeNo add-onsSaved $2,308
View 2 Quotes →

2026 Land Rover Range Rover Sport

P360 SE 4dr All-Wheel Drive AC461/350VNew
$88,194
$899doc feeNo add-ons
View Quote →

2025 Land Rover Defender

P400 X-DynamicUsed
$82,898
$899doc fee$695add-ons
View Quote →

2024 Mercedes Light Truck GLE

Used
$63,402
$285doc feeNo add-ons
View Quote →

2022 Acura MDX

Type S w/AdvancUsed
$46,720
$899doc fee$1,590add-ons
View Quote →

Most Common Add-ons

1
theft protectionavg $695
2 quotes
2
paint protectionavg $895
1 quote

At a Glance

Minimal dealer markup above listing price
Doc fee ($592) is well above average ($101)

Tips for Land Rover

  • Doc fee ($592) is slightly above average. Worth asking for a reduction.
  • Minor add-ons (~$381) may appear. Ask what's included and if they can be removed.
  • Dealer markup is only +2% above listing (excluding taxes). This dealer keeps their fees minimal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Land Rover's doc fee?

Land Rover charges a typical documentation fee of $592. The CA average is $101. This is based on 6 verified OTD quotes in our database.

Does Land Rover add mandatory add-ons?

Land Rover adds an average of $381 in dealer add-ons when present. Ask for an itemized breakdown and negotiate to remove non-essential items like paint protection, nitrogen tire fill, or VIN etching.

Is Land Rover a good dealer?

Land Rover has a transparency score of 79.3/100, earning a Grade C. This score is based on their doc fees, add-on behavior, dealer markup, and data quality from 6 verified OTD quotes. This is an average score. Compare with nearby dealers before making a decision.

How we know this

Every number on this page came from a real deal.

Most dealer review sites scrape star ratings and count angry posts. We do the opposite. CarEdge shops for cars alongside thousands of real buyers every week — and when we negotiate on their behalf, we capture the full out-the-door breakdown the dealer sends back.

For Land Rover in Mission Viejo, CA, that has meant 6 verified OTD quotes across 1 negotiated deals logged into our database. Each one is a PDF, an email, or a screenshot showing the actual doc fee, the actual add-ons, and the actual final price — not a salesperson's promise.

Fee Transparency

30%

Is the doc fee reasonable, or is it just profit? We compare it against the state average — and the legal cap, where one exists.

Add-on Behavior

30%

How often does the dealer try to stick on paint protection, theft deterrent, or nitrogen tires? And when they do, how much do they cost you?

Price Accuracy

30%

Does the advertised listing price match what you'd actually sign for? We flag dealers whose out-the-door diverges from the listing.

Data Quality

10%

More data = more trustworthy grade. Dealers with lots of recent, complete quotes score higher for consistency.

The four numbers behind the grade

Weighted Score

The raw component scores — the math that led to C.

Fee Transparency (30%)
51
Add-on Behavior (30%)
80
Price Accuracy (30%)
100
Data Quality (10%)
100

Doc Fee Comparison

This dealer$592
CA avg$101
National avg$400

Pulled 6 quote records · Grades update as new data comes in · Dealers cannot pay to change their score.

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