Used Land Rover cars for sale near Lansing, OH

I made an 800 mile drive to pick up my vehicle. Everything was ready to go when I arrived fast and easy I was in and out of the dealership in an hour

I’m been a Jaguar & Land Rover mechanic at the same dealership for over 20 years. I’ve had a few Range Rovers myself -all used. I’ve found if there’s a problem you’ll see it early and it’ll be on the CARFAX report clearly noting the malfunction and how many times it’s tried to of been repaired. RUN AWAY IF YOU FIND THIS TO BE THE CASE! If you find a used Range Rover with a clean CARFAX report then it’s built correctly and a worthy buy. Check the CARFAX report and then go from there. It’s the classist SUV on the road and a great car when built with the right parts worked on by quality mechanics vs parts that are defective -generic and continued to be a problem for the next owner. You can easily drive over 200k miles on a well built Range Rover. 2018 is the best year with the lowest complaint due to new electrical harnesses designed and a new computer module. It’s by far the best year this car was built.

This forum / page is "supposed" to be about Land Rover Discovery 1 models NOT future models. My Irish-owned 1998 Discovery 1 has NEVER let me down. It has been supremely reliable. Which is a xxxx of a lot more can be said of later models! Later models were made with much lighter steel used on the chassis etc and are inferior. Ask any expert or welder. You won't see many post 2007 series 3 models on the road now. Discovery 2 model are are almost extant. Over the years any expense has been to replace wear and tear parts, which are very affordable compared with the crazy cost of later model parts. Now at 230,000 + miles. The clutch was replaced at 157,000 miles!! Downside.... well she is 25 years old, and has cost me quite a bit in chassis welding repairs in recent years. However, my annual tester says my car is "immaculate!" She gets many compliments and request to sell. I and my tester say... NEVER! If I could post pictures of my 1998 Discovery 1 here I would...

Let me start by saying I love Land Rover products, have owned a few, and I love this car but... I've had more electronic issues with this car than all previous combined. Granted, it has a lot more technology than previous models I've owned, so there is that. Land Rover frequently sends software updates to the car that must be downloaded. It takes several attempts to ever get them to work/download properly. The last one I received I finally had to take it to the dealer to let them do it (after several weeks of trying). Additionally, the camera system had to be replaced for intermittent interruptions that progressively got worse over a few months time (car is a year old now). Big problem for this car b/c it's difficult to see out of the car and the cams are a necessity. Beyond the electronic issues, the car looks great and performs well on my ranch where I actually need a car that can get around in all weather conditions and on the inclines and rough terrain we have - plus I just enjoy driving it. Hoping they work out the electronics. I plan to keep the car for a good while.