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Nar 04/21/2003 mr the consumers automobile was in a series block of vehicles build and sold with a defective chip. After having several problems with the vehicle such as; the seat belt adjusters broken, the clock radio audio system inoperative, the brakes having been replaced, failure of the transmission interlocking which causes a clicking noise. And to date the consumer has only received one recall (R935) notice. The consumer is very dissatisfied and feels that Jaguar has failed to tackle the problems as stated, hopefully compensation for the defective vehicle will be enacted. The dashboard instrument panel was replaced. The HVAC made a noise when the defroster was
While stopping at a light brakes grabbed and made a grinding noise. Vehicle had been to the dealer on five occasions, and dealer was unable to resolve the problem.
- Vidalia, LA, USA
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- Urbandale, IA, USA