7.4

pretty bad
Crashes / Fires:
0 / 0
Injuries / Deaths:
0 / 0
Average Mileage:
6,864 miles

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problem #2

Dec 062020

Range Rover Sport

  • 5,127 miles
When the vehicle is parked. The vehicle consistently does not recognize the key fob. The vehicle doors will not unlock when touching the door handles, the car does not start when trying to use push to start. Gives an error message that the key is not recognized. This is a safety issue because it is unsafe to have a vehicle that cannot be started thereby stranding myself and my family during the cold winter months.

- Bowie, MD, USA

problem #1

Sep 302019

Range Rover Sport

  • 8,600 miles
All the screens (3) within the car as subject to freezing, or complete failure. This includes the main speedometer screen, the climate control screen, the entertainment screen, the bluetooth function, the lane change assistance within the rear view mirrors. This issue is prevalent in all range rovers, Range rover sports and velars, and there are multiple forums on the internet about the issue. It has existed for over 2 years yet Land Rover continue to sell the cars without disclosing the issue to buyers and as of today, have no fix for the problem, as confirmed by Land Rover North America. These faults can occur at any time, with no pattern, and no warning. As an example, when the climate control screen freezes, the windscreen cannot be cleared if fogged up as the entire system is inaccessible, which can be highly dangerous in bad weather. Land Rover's only advice is to "pull over, shut the vehicle down, wait approx 10 mins, and restart the vehicle", which is not always possible on a freeway on a cold dark night.

- Pacific Palisades, CA, USA