Oakers

Hi,

I bought a Freelander 2 for the wife 6 months ago, but since then the car has been back three times to fix the same power stearing fault. Basically on full lock the power stearing goes completely and it weighs a ton. So parking is a nightmare.

So the stearing has gone again, where do I stand? obviously it is under warranty but It cant go on taking it back every other month!! Landrover just say bring it back and we'll fix it blah blah.

Oakers

Flatcapdriver

You'd need to consult a solicitor for totally accurate information but I'd think you have strong grounds for rejecting the vehicle on the basis that its been faulty from day one. Remember, its the dealer who's responsible for this as they are the ones supplying the vehicle so although it would be useful getting Land Rover involved they won't be held responsible.

Good luck and let us know how you get on.

Oakers

Will do. To be fair the local dealer is very good with picking the car up, dropping of a courtesy car etc. Can't complain about that, I think a chat with the solicitor wouldnt hurt, see what they have to say.

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chop

j4ckos mate

wouldnt touch a freelander, my sis in laws has endless trouble with hers.

Oakers

I was the same but the new one looked really nice. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.

j4ckos mate

shes had two engines in hers,
and wouldnt give here a money back, to get rid of the head gasket failure she traded it in and got a diesel.

Leslie

Ask for your money back and buy something else!

Les

Oakers

I would if it was that easy. What happens when I traded an old car in as a deposit etc?

logiclee

Freelander 2 is a completely different car.

Engine and running gear should be reliable as they are used across the Ford/PSA empires they are not the old Rover/BMW crap.

Sounds to me like they are trying to fix a problem instead of changing the faulty rack.

Cheers
Lee