As a father of five and grandfather to boot, TV presenter, radio DJ and self-confessed petrol head Chris Evans should know a thing or two about buying a family car.
And one trusty family motor that's been in his fleet for years will next month be offered to the highest bidder.
Iconic Auctioneers has been entrusted to find the next owner of a 2004 Land Rover Discovery II that's coming directly from the broadcaster's garage.
It will be sold at the Supercar Fest on Saturday 16 May, with the lot winner succeeding the former Top Gear host as the registered keeper on its V5 document.
While Evans is reportedly worth over £90million, his Land Rover won't be greatly adding to his bank account.
The pre-sale estimate for the 22-year-old Disco is £15,000 to £18,000.
The auction house says the sale provides the 'opportunity to buy a well-specified modern classic with notable celebrity provenance having been used as a dependable family wagon by the Evans family'.
This 2004 Land Rover Discovery is being sold at auction directly from Chris Evans' impressive car collection next month
Evans and wife Natasha Shishmanian (pictured at the finishing line of the London Marathon on Sunday) have used the Land Rover as their trusty family car for years
The 4x4 certainly represents a more understated side of celebrity ownership.
Chosen for its practicality, seven-seat layout and comfort, it served as a reliable companion for day-to-day use among a broad and prestigious collection of modern supercars and classics that Evans has cultivated over the years.
Finished in Epsom Green Metallic with a Lightstone leather interior, the car was first registered on 25 March 2004.
As a range-topping model, it features satellite navigation, a Harmon Kardon premium audio system, heated seats and wood trim.
Powered by the respected TD5 diesel engine paired with a four-speed automatic gearbox, it offers both capability and comfort.
Finished in Epsom Green Metallic with a Lightstone leather interior, the high-spec motor was chosen by Evans because it has seven seats
The 4x4 certainly represents a more understated side of celebrity ownership
The car's odometer shows just under 67,000 miles as the car has been used extensively by Evans and his family over the years
And Evans has used it at will, with the odometer showing 62,743 miles.
It heads to the block with an advisory-free MOT valid until July 2026, along with its book pack and service record.
Arwel Richards, Car Specialist at Iconic Auctioneers, said: 'Understood to be family owned prior to Chris buying it, the Discovery was the perfect car for family outings thanks to its seven seats, luxurious interior, with a retro silhouette and relatively modern car yet boasting historic links to the original Range Rover.
'Launched in 1989 as only the third model produced by Land Rover, the Discovery was based on the Range Rover, itself first produced in 1971.
'By 2004 few ‘new’ cars could trace their lineage back 33 years.'
Save on services and MOTs - and keep track of your car's documents
The This is Money Motoring Club is designed to make car ownership cheaper and simpler for This is Money and Daily Mail readers.
Powered by MotorEasy it's the place to keep on top of tax, MOTs and servicing - and manage the important documents and receipts that boost your car’s value.
You can also save money on maintenance and repairs - and book into one of 10,000 trusted workshops nationwide.
New members receive a £20 reward voucher, which you can put towards repairs or even a warranty - giving you peace of mind that if something goes wrong, you won’t be left footing the bill.
You can even get £20 off an MOT with one of MotorEasy's listed providers.
> Find out more about the This is Money Motoring Club