Buying and owning a brand new executive car should be a pleasurable experience as you waft around, high on the smell of new leather and wood. Knowing that you should have totally reliable and trouble-free motoring at least the next three years or so ought to give you a smug feeling as you drive, but some cars (even very costly ones!) are far from perfect!
One owner of a new £50,000 Range Rover Sport was so fed-up with the numerous problems he’d had that he resorted to drastic action.
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