1.9

hardly worth mentioning
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
83,750 miles

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problem #4

Aug 092021

Range Rover Sport

  • miles
Hello, i have 2010 Land Rover Range Rover sport. 4 weeks ago i smell gas and i saw error code about gas cap. I purchased 2 gas cap and replaced it but i keep smelling gas. I took the car to shop and mechanic confirmed gas leak. I call LandRover customer service and i talk to Debbie and Tiffany. I told them about upcoming gas leak recall and they told me they couldn't help me before official recall announcement. I took the car to Landrover dealer in Alexandria Virginia and i talk to Ash and he told me the same thing to wait until offical recall. I don't know why we wait until October 8, 2021 if gas leak is fire hazard. NHTSA i really appreciate for your help and thank you for your time. Have a blessed day.

- Falls Church , VA, USA

problem #3

Sep 302020

Range Rover Sport

  • 120,000 miles
While driving the car wash in brentwood, tn. I heard a loud pop. The spoiler came off the top of the roof. The wind device must have blown it off? I have taped it down with 3M double sided tape. It is not secured.

- Brentwood, TN, USA

problem #2

Jun 152020

Range Rover Sport 8-cyl

  • 109,000 miles
Air bag light turn on on 06/15/2020 the car started leaking alot of fuel when I went on the highway and a light turn on restricted services.

- Fresno, CA, USA

problem #1

Sep 012019

Range Rover Sport

  • 106,000 miles
The coolant reservoir has a known defect well known by the dealership and the service department at Land Rover. The coolant reservoir has a level indicator built inside the reservoir which gets saturated with coolant and drops to the bottom of the reservoir. Then the low coolant light indicator comes on on the dash giving you a false reading even though the coolant is not low. For this the car owner will need to replace the coolant reservoir which cost over $200 in parts plus labor. The level indicator cost is probable under $5 dollars, but it's built in and unable to replace just that. I think this is poorly built by the manufacturer or is poorly built this way for consumers having to spend hundreds of dollars in parts and labor.

- Jacksonville, FL, USA