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8.0
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
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Average Mileage:
10,104 miles
Total Complaints:
2 complaints
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brakes problem
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2006Nov 04
(reported on)Freelander 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 20,000 miles
Two months after bying the car (new) problems with the breaks. grinding sound. rotors "damage" by the same break pads. this is because land rover used cheap japanese rotors. also i was told by a head Land Rover mechanic that the reason of so many electrical problems was due to insuficient inspection after assembly line. I made an effort to stop anyone driving one to ask if they were satisfied. the general answer was obviously not. Look soon for www. landroversuck.com i am so, so disapointed that i will make an effort to save someone a headage.
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2004Jan 20
Freelander SE3 V6
During a period of time from December of 2003 up to the time of this complaint, I experienced series of repeating vehicular failures, faults, errors, and defects with the aforementioned 2003 Freelander SE-3, resulting in 74 days whereas vehicle was in shop for repairs & an additional 209 miles to odometer. In particular within the following areas:
Brake Pad & Rotor Deterioration
Harsh Radio Static
Hill Decent Light Activation
rudylania
Wanaque, NJ, USA
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