Article about a Land Rovers customers blown Engine
Discussion
If your sprightly, perhaps 60 something aunt came too you and said, "I have moved to a cottage down a country lane, I am going to need a car, I think it will have to be a 4x4, BUT IT MUST BE RELIABLE - what do you suggest?
Would you say Toyota LandCruiser, or RAV4 - or would you tell her to buy a LandRover, for its reliability?
Would you say Toyota LandCruiser, or RAV4 - or would you tell her to buy a LandRover, for its reliability?
I love the opener:
"An architect from Cornwall who racks up hundreds of miles a year travelling to projects all over the region is stuck at home after his Land Rover's engine failed due to a "known fault" and the maker refused to help."
Hundreds of miles! Hundreds mind you.
No wonder the old bus gave up the ghost after that kind of annual battering.
"An architect from Cornwall who racks up hundreds of miles a year travelling to projects all over the region is stuck at home after his Land Rover's engine failed due to a "known fault" and the maker refused to help."
Hundreds of miles! Hundreds mind you.
No wonder the old bus gave up the ghost after that kind of annual battering. Wheel Turned Out said:
I love the opener:
"An architect from Cornwall who racks up hundreds of miles a year travelling to projects all over the region is stuck at home after his Land Rover's engine failed due to a "known fault" and the maker refused to help."
Hundreds of miles! Hundreds mind you. No wonder the old bus gave up the ghost after that kind of annual battering.
And the wise words from JLR:-"An architect from Cornwall who racks up hundreds of miles a year travelling to projects all over the region is stuck at home after his Land Rover's engine failed due to a "known fault" and the maker refused to help."
Hundreds of miles! Hundreds mind you.
No wonder the old bus gave up the ghost after that kind of annual battering. "...parts may potentially fail at any time."
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