My 2017 Discovery sport with 22K miles, randomly shuts off while driving. The first time was on the freeway in traffic, and the car shut off, I had to put it in park and restart the car to put it back in gear. It went to the dealer who said it was a software problem, they updated the software and returned it to me. Four days later it happened again, total shut off while in movement, engine had to be restarted! not worth my life!!!

- Apple Valley, CA, USA

I purchased a brand new 2017 Land Rover Discovery sport hse for my daughter on May 20, 2017 from rusnak Jaguar/Land Rover in anaheim hills, California and it has been at the Land Rover dealership more than it has been in my house. We noticed within a few days of buying the vehicle that there was a loud noise coming from the passenger's side. The dealership confirmed the noise being the B pillar. The service manager instructed a Land Rover lead service tech to do a road test with me and he verified the creaking noise. We have left the vehicle with the dealership many times and after several failed attempts to fix the B pillar (it has been documented that service even used caulking to try and fix the B pillar) which also failed. We are very disappointed that the Land Rover dealership/service center cannot fix the problem after the 4th time. I paid cash for this vehicle and I am not happy at all. I have submitted emails and spoke with the dealer about the concern for my family's safety while the vehicle is being driven. This is a blatant disregard for my family's safety; being that the structural integrity of this vehicle is undermined. This 2017 Land Rover Discovery sport hse is a complete lemon and needs to be replaced immediately since the Land Rover service center has had numerous attempts and ample time to repair B pillar. On the dealerships last attempt to fix the B pillar (by using caulking) it is still creaking with a metal sound.

- Eastvale, CA, USA