Thread: Any positive feedback on newer Range Rovers?

Originally Posted by BigJon

The interior light would come on at random and the radio would change stations. Fixing the ABS fault fixed those problems as well!

Aahhh - of course.
Fixing the ABS would fix those problems too - can't you see the link ?

FIIC.

Thanks for the PM Drivesafe.

I'll have a look around http://rangerovers.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=2
like you suggested.

There must be something about these cars if you'd still buy another one even after all the issues you had with it.

Hi spudboy, I think, in my case, the way both LRA and my dealer, Bruce Lynton’s, have handled the problems is probably the main reasons I would not hesitate to buy a new one ( if pennies permit, I would love to get a TDV8 RR when they arrive late next year )

I have had absolutely no cause for complaints of any kind with both the response from LR regarding replacing parts under warranty or the fantastic service from Bruce Lynton’s.

I bought a new D2 from Austral in Brisbane, and altho LRA did everything in their power to get problems solved with the D2, Austral was of the opinion “ They had my money, why both doing anything else “ and they NEVER did.

Spudboy, if you are looking at a 2003 RR, check to see if it has the extended warranty.

Cheers

Hmm, have a look at this.

http://www.brittany-internet.com/Lan...8/Default.aspx

Cheers
Simon

Wow, that's one hell of a bad experience in anybody's mind. I'm kinda surprised that he didn't hire a lawyer to make them fix it!!

Originally Posted by abaddonxi

Hmm, have a look at this.

http://www.brittany-internet.com/Lan...8/Default.aspx

Cheers
Simon

Very interesting reading. If one can assume that all that was written there is factual (the story seems entirely plausible ) then thank God we are not in France!

I would be absolutely horrified to be assocciated in any way shape or form with any car manufacturer that would let their relationship with a customer get so bad.

The only good point to the whole saga is that he would very happily be driving a new TDV8 Rangie. Proof that the vehicle is really that good (when it is working 100%).