Baws who own/owned Land Rovers

Had constant electrical issues. Neither BR or Metairie dealerships could fix. Finally traded it in

They have money and warranty. Let the people with little money but big ego buy the "pre owned" problem when they're done is their thought. Drive it until warranty run out is how money people think.

Thanks for reminding me that I want a '67 Series IIA

Jody drives one.

Had an '02 Discovery II and I loved everything about it, until I owned it. Major electrical issues and constantly had to bring it in for service.

My Dad had a 2010ish Discovery I think... piece of shite- he traded it for a Jeep Cherokee post haste and never looked back....

Owned a 2007 LR3 and a 2016 Sport. Wife had a 2015 Evoque and now drives a 2020 Evoque. And for good measure, I now drive an F-Pace.

I don’t put a lot of miles on them — less than 50k — but never had any problems. They are complicated and have a lot of features that could go wrong, yet for me they haven’t. And you cannot beat them for style and comfort- let alone the occasional off road capabilities.

Conversely I had a 2012 Infiniti QX-56 that was a nightmare. Constant electrical and cooling problems. Plus it felt cheap. Lots of bling, but poor quality. Nowhere near as solid as a Rover. Convinced me to spring for the Range Rovers and I never looked back.

Yeah, they’re expensive but the difference is noticeable. And Mrs. Bok appreciates it.

Cap, you see so many b/c of attractive lease deals. Reliability and resale aren't as big of a deal to leasing customers.

Right now, I'd avoid anything JLR as they are in dire straits as a company.

That's too bad as Jaguar has been buiding some good-looking, powerful cars.

Wife has a 2016 LR4 w about 50K miles on it. Never had a problem at all. Routine service is covered in the purchase price for 3 years; warranty 5 years. We will drive it till the wheels fall off; it’s a great vehicle.

The only ones that were ever any good ended up in Africa where they stayed.