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Just read this from Auto Express
"It's important to get the right level of differentiation between the families," McGovern told us. "The Discoveries are more of a radical departure than the Range Rovers, but we're tailoring vehicles to individual customers' needs. Existing Discovery owners told us they wanted something more premium and less brutal, so that's what we're delivering.
Good joke that!!
I would have thought existing Landrover oweners would have asked for something more reliable, not have to chuck more money at it to get problems fixed as Landrover deny any wrong doing on there part?? Just look at past model problems, is this another peice of junk that landrover are asking us to pay 30K + to test for them and then expect us to pay more to have it fixed or returned to dealership to train there so called mechanics to swap bits and bobs trying to put it right!!
Mr McGovern and your team please read past forums and resolve previous issues before trying to design another mess.
I thought an engineer learns by his mistakes, not create more.
Just read this from Auto Express
"It's important to get the right level of differentiation between the families," McGovern told us. "The Discoveries are more of a radical departure than the Range Rovers, but we're tailoring vehicles to individual customers' needs. Existing Discovery owners told us they wanted something more premium and less brutal, so that's what we're delivering.
Good joke that!!
I would have thought existing Landrover oweners would have asked for something more reliable, not have to chuck more money at it to get problems fixed as Landrover deny any wrong doing on there part?? Just look at past model problems, is this another peice of junk that landrover are asking us to pay 30K + to test for them and then expect us to pay more to have it fixed or returned to dealership to train there so called mechanics to swap bits and bobs trying to put it right!!
Mr McGovern and your team please read past forums and resolve previous issues before trying to design another mess.
I thought an engineer learns by his mistakes, not create more.