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[rcald]

Hey All,

2024 Velar S, 3 months old 6500 miles. Had a 2015 Discovery Sport HSE Lux for seven years, wife wanted the Velar.

 

[ocdgrover]

Hi there! Recently picked up a 2016 Range Rover Supercharged with 65k miles. Amazing vehicle.

 

[gemclinton03]

Thanks for allowing me to be part of the community forum, I’ve gathered extensive knowledge from reading all the previous post from everyone


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[Crosby494]

Welcome to the Range Rover Forum. Please take a moment and introduce yourself, tell us what you currently drive or just say "Hi".

Thanks again for joining, and welcome aboard!

Hi am new to forum I have big paper weight l494 that I bricked with sdd my own silly fault big ask need to reinstate software to module any help please

 

[Katsndogs71]

Hello! New to Rovers and loving it!

 

[Zak]

Hi everyone!
I have a p38 4.6 2000. I take care of it and fix it myself.

 

[MartinC]

Newbie member and newbie Range Rover owner. But not new to the JLR family!

I just traded my 2021 Ftype R in for a 2022 Westminster P525. Me getting out of the Ftype was starting to reek of midlife crisis I’m English but live in Chandler in Arizona.

 

[James Bush]

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Hi,
I'm James Bush proud owner of a 2021 RRS P400e hybrid.

 

[Opopmac]

Hi- I’m back! I had a 2007 RR Sport, sold it and bought a 2022 Mercedes SUV. I like it but looking to get back in a RR. Interested in a 2022 RR Sport HSE Dynamic w/ 30k miles. I’m a single female, will be driving once a week from Jax to Orlando (300 miles round trip.) Definitely will not be doing any maintenance on car but do have a local certified RR mechanic so won’t be going to dealership. Curious as to any issue with this particular model that I should be aware of prior to purchase- thank you for any info!

 

[JO50]

bonjour a tous
apres 40 ans de j'ivais - j'ivais pas me voila propriétaire d'un RRS SDV8 4.4
je partagerai mais bonne et mauvais aventure avec vous tous
a bientôt

 

[J4CUB]

New to the forum, not new to Land Rover. After being a life-long BMW fan and owner and having owned 5 different BMW cars or SUVs, made the jump from a BMW X3 3.0xi M Performance to a new 2020 Range Rover Evoque P250SE January of 2021. Nice little SUV, great tech and easy to drive for her, been mostly reliable (have had to have 2 batteries replaced in 5 years due to the AZ heat). Last summer, I got rid of my 540i M-Sport Dinan Stage 3 and bought a 2015 Range Rover Sport HSE w/ 74k miles on it for $17,900. Had it for 2 weeks, about 350-400 miles, and the coolant system decided to take a dump. Back to Land Rover, 2 weeks and $5k later (dealer paid for it), got it back, put the Verde Axis wheels on, another 9-10 days later the coolant system decided to take a worse dump while at a red light about a mile from home, died, and got towed back to the dealer. 3 days later, I get another $4500 quote from Land Rover to fix different parts of the coolant system (still surface level). I had it towed to a Land Rover mechanic that works for a friend, he tore it apart and 2 1/2 months, another $9700, and I have a completely rebuilt from the bottom block up 3.0L DOHC Supercharged V6 w/ all aluminum coolant components, mostly new internals, top and bottom block (warped a couple pistons, melted one of the cylinder openings, melted part of the bottom block), w/ an upgraded 50+ HP Supercharger kit; etc.. Runs better than ever. but if I had known it was going to cost another $10k out of my pocket on top of $5k from the dealership (still believe they should be responsible since it was part of the same bigger issue and they only did surface level repairs), I would have bought a newer, lower mileage Sport. But it is what it is, and since there's $15k into just the motor and coolant system since I bought it, along with $5k in wheels and tires, I am going to have this thing for a while if I don't want to take an absolute bath on it or lose my ass, I would just update everything I possibly could on it. I'm about 1/3 - 1/2 done updating it to a '22 SVR appearance.