I recently inherited my uncle's Range Rover Vogue, a 2015 model with about 110,000 km, and I am trying to understand how to look after it properly. He was not very regular with servicing, and the service book has a few gaps. Is it normal for these cars to need more attention than a regular SUV, or is that just a reputation? I keep hearing that small problems on Range Rovers turn into big bills if you ignore them, but nobody explains which small things actually matter. Should I be changing the oil earlier than the sticker says, especially in this heat? What about the gearbox fluid, the coolant, and the air suspension, are those things you check on a schedule or only when a warning appears? A colleague told me to think about Range Rover Repair Care (https://range-rover-repair.ae/) as a habit rather than a one-time fix, and I read a bit on to get the basics, but I would like to hear from owners who have lived with these cars for years. What does your yearly routine look like, and roughly what do you spend? Do you stick to the agency, or did you find an independent workshop that treats the car well and explains things honestly? How do you know a workshop really has the right tools and experience for these cars, and not just a basic scanner? Is it worth doing a full check now, since I do not know the history, so I can fix small issues before they grow? Also, are there warning signs I should never ignore, like a certain noise, a smell, or a message on the dash? I would also like to know if using original parts matters for things like filters and brake pads, or if good quality alternatives are fine. I am not trying to cut every corner, I just want to avoid surprises and keep the car reliable for the family. If you have a routine that works, a mistake that cost you money, or a name you trust, please share it. Even a short reply helps. Thanks a lot, I will read every reply tonight