6.6

fairly significant
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
10,420 miles

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problem #3

Aug 022020

Range Rover

  • miles
The vehicle breaking system is damaging the ware items (Rotors and Pads) causing the vehicle to shake and shutter and become unsafe when driving on curvy roads and down hill. This vehicle has been in to the dealership 3 times under warranty and the dealership and Land Rover will not diagnose and repair the system problem. The vehicle was in the shop for 56 days and returned un repaired as the vehicle has now gone out of warranty. This is an ongoing issue and caused the vehicle to become uncontrollable. Also the blind spot monitoring system has failed many times and also has been in for repair and never fixed.

- Sahuarita, AZ, USA

problem #2

Apr 052021

Range Rover

  • 30,000 miles
Breaking issue that caused extreme vehicle shaking and loss of control, I took the vehicle to the dealer royal Land Rover tucson they indicated the breaks and rotors needed replaced and this was not a warrantied item and the cost was approximately $2,000. I had the breaks and rotors replaced and paid for the repair out of pocket, about three months later the the problem returned, I returned back to the dealer and they again replaced breaks and rotors however they covered the repair. A couple months later the problem returned so I took the vehicle back to the dealer and they opened a technical assistance case with Land Rover the vehicle was in their possession for 4 to 5 weeks and they replaced breaks and rotors once again, this took place about 2,000 miles prior to the factory warranty expiring. A couple months passed and the problem began to come back about 1,000 miles after the factory warranty had expired, so I scheduled the vehicle in for service at the dealer, they again opened a technical assistance case with Land Rover and this time Land Rover denied the repair as the vehicle warranty had expired. I have made numerous calls to Land Rover customer service I spoke to a lady on 4/20/21 who said they had authorized $1,125 in repairs to the dealer however they had not, she also said she was going to call me back and she did not. The vehicle is unsafe to drive as it looses control when the severe shaking occurs. Land Rover refuses to correct this issue as the factory warranty has now expired even though this issue has been addressed multiple times under warranty. Also right side lane departure warning does not function correctly and has been addressed many times as well

- Sahuarita, AZ, USA

problem #1

Mar 242017

Range Rover

  • 1,261 miles
The autonomous emergency braking (aeb) system is non functional. Error message on the dash will sometimes report recalibration and at other time state that the system is unavailable. Also indicates that the "forward alert" is not available. The dealer is unclear about how this will effect vehicle handling and safety. They have reported that there is a software patch coming but it has not been provided to the public yet.

- Kildeer, IL, USA