Matchbox Moving Parts 1975 Range Rover

The Original Luxury 4x4 Legend – Ready for Adventure!

Lift the bonnet and check out the mighty 3.5-litre Rover V8 that powered one of the most influential off-road vehicles ever made. This 1975 Range Rover — recreated here with rugged classic lines and working bonnet — brings the heritage of the world’s first true luxury SUV straight to your hands.

Whether it’s conquering an imaginary mountain range or taking pride of place in a collector’s off-road lineup, this Matchbox Moving Parts Range Rover captures the spirit of the vehicle that changed automotive history.

Key Features

• Opening bonnet – Reveal the detailed 3.5L V8 engine bay.
• Classic 2-door Range Rover shape – Accurate 1975 Suffix D styling.
• Authentic Matchbox deco – Crisp paintwork and vintage details.
• Die-cast metal body – Premium feel and durability.
• Eco-friendly construction
  • Made from recycled metal
  • Approx. 51% ISCC-certified plastics
  • Plastic-free packaging
• 1:64 scale – Ideal for collectors and off-road themed play.
• Assortment: FWB28-959P
• SKU: HVN07
• Recommended Age: Not suitable for children under 3 years old (small parts).  Perfect for big kids (7+ years) and adult collectors.

About the Real 1975 Range Rover (Suffix D)

The 1975 Range Rover 2-Door helped cement the model’s status as the world’s first true luxury SUV — a vehicle capable of impressive off-road feats while offering the comfort of a saloon car. The 1975 “Suffix D” update refined the interior with better sound deadening, improved lighting and upgraded trim.

• Engine: 3.5-litre aluminium Rover V8.  Carburetted, naturally aspirated
• Power output: approx. 92 kW (period typical figure)
• Performance: Top speed: 155–160 km/h.  Towing capacity: up to 3.5 tonnes
• Transmission: 4-speed manual with high/low range and permanent 4WD
• Engineering highlights:
  - Permanent four-wheel drive with centre differential
  - Long-travel coil-spring suspension
  - High ground clearance and strong boxed chassis
  - Lightweight aluminium body panels to resist corrosion
• Design: Iconic clamshell bonnet, straight waistline, split tailgate and 2-door profile.

Designed by Charles Spencer King and David Bache, the original Range Rover was so significant that it was displayed in the Louvre Museum in 1971 as a masterpiece of industrial design. It became a symbol of capability, prestige and British engineering — loved by farmers, adventurers and royalty alike.

Matchbox Moving Parts – More Real, More Fun

Matchbox Moving Parts vehicles bring realism to classic and modern icons with opening bonnets, doors or boots. Each model uses recycled zinc, bio-based plastics and plastic-free packaging — all while delivering rugged play value and collector-grade detail.