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93Land Rover Freelander (old)78.72%
A sales hit for years, but the Freelander felt like a dinosaur as soon as its predecessor arrived. You struggled to find much to compliment, slating the sluggish performance, lacklustre brakes and hefty running costs. It also got some stick for being tricky to drive, while build quality was poor. Nearly a quarter of complaints were down to electrical faults, while 23 per cent had to have an engine problem fixed. Land Rover will be hoping its new Freelander proves to be more of a success with its customers.
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“I bought into a brand which I believed was untarnished, but the car came with a known head gasket problem in waiting. This cost me more than £800 to fix.”
Mr David Jamieson - Chester“Generally very practical but a bit crude in engineering.”
Mr Geoff Downer - Hampshire“We are dog owners so good and practical. Has had a couple of niggling problems that garage has not sorted out even though charged us £800 odd quid for changing this and that and saying should improve and it didn't. But is my favourite car to date.”
Mrs Samantha Gardner - Somerset
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