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Common Land Rover Range Rover Problems, Faults, and Repair Costs

Every known Land Rover Range Rover MOT issue, ranked by how common it is and what it costs to fix. Based on 235,783 real MOT tests across 32 model years.

Segment: performance | Fuel: Hybrid, Petrol, Diesel, Electric

87%

Land Rover Range Rover pass rate

90%

Land Rover average

82%

National average

The Land Rover Range Rover has an average MOT pass rate of 87%, which is 3 points below the Land Rover average and 5 points above the national average. Newer LAND ROVER RANGE ROVERs show better MOT pass rates than older ones, with an average improvement of 7 percentage points.

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Most Common Land Rover Range Rover MOT Issues

Ranked by how likely they are to affect your Land Rover Range Rover, with typical repair costs

Brakes

High likelihood

£80 - £450

Typical repair cost

Common advisories:

Brake discs worn, brake pads thin, handbrake adjustment needed

Failure points:

Brake disc excessively worn, brake pipe corroded, brake efficiency below minimum

Suspension

High likelihood

£150 - £600

Typical repair cost

Common advisories:

Suspension arm bush worn, shock absorber misting, spring corroded

Failure points:

Coil spring broken, ball joint excessive play, shock absorber leaking

Lights

High likelihood

£15 - £200

Typical repair cost

Common advisories:

Headlamp aim slightly out, lens deteriorated

Failure points:

Headlamp not working, brake light not functioning, indicator failure

Tyres

High likelihood

£50 - £300

Typical repair cost

Common advisories:

Tyre approaching legal limit, slight damage to sidewall

Failure points:

Tyre below minimum tread depth, tyre has a cut exposing ply

Steering

High likelihood

£100 - £500

Typical repair cost

Common advisories:

Track rod end has slight play, steering rack boot deteriorated

Failure points:

Steering rack leaking, track rod ball joint worn beyond limits

Body & Structure

High likelihood

£200 - £1200

Typical repair cost

Common advisories:

Surface corrosion on subframe, slight body panel damage

Failure points:

Structural corrosion, body mounting corroded through, chassis weakness

Exhaust & Emissions

Lower likelihood

£80 - £800

Typical repair cost

Common advisories:

Exhaust mounting corroded, slight exhaust leak

Failure points:

Exhaust emissions exceed limits, catalytic converter efficiency low, DPF warning

Windscreen & Wipers

Lower likelihood

£10 - £350

Typical repair cost

Common advisories:

Minor windscreen chip, wiper blade deteriorated

Failure points:

Windscreen crack in swept area, wiper does not clear windscreen

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Land Rover Range Rover Reliability by Year

MOT pass rate for each model year, based on real test data

1990
87%
1991
85%
1992
85%
1993
81%
1994
80%
1995
79%
1996
80%
1997
78%
1998
76%
Worst year
1999
79%
2000
81%
2001
80%
2002
78%
2003
77%
2004
78%
2005
79%
2006
80%
2007
82%
2008
81%
2009
83%
2010
85%
2011
83%
2012
85%
2013
88%
2014
90%
2015
90%
2016
89%
2017
91%
2018
93%
2019
94%
Best year
2020
93%
2021
94%
YearFuelEnginePass RateFail Rate
2021Hybrid2.0L94%6%
2020Hybrid2.0L93%6%
2019Hybrid2.0L94%5%
2018Hybrid2.0L93%6%
2017Petrol5.0L91%9%
2016Diesel3.0L89%10%
2015Diesel3.0L90%10%
2014Diesel4.4L90%9%
2013Diesel2.9L88%11%
2012Diesel4.4L85%15%
2011Diesel4.4L83%16%
2010Petrol0.5L85%15%
2009Diesel4.4L83%16%
2008Petrol4.2L81%18%
2007Diesel3.6L82%17%
2006Petrol4.2L80%19%
2005Diesel2.9L79%20%
2004Diesel2.9L78%20%
2003Petrol4.0L77%21%
2002Diesel4.4L78%20%
2001Petrol4.0L80%19%
2000Petrol4.0L81%18%
1999Petrol4.0L79%20%
1998Petrol4.0L76%22%
1997Petrol4.0L78%21%
1996Petrol4.0L80%19%
1995Petrol4.0L79%20%
1994Petrol4.0L80%19%
1993Petrol4.0L81%19%
1992Petrol4.0L85%14%
1991Electric0.0L85%14%
1990Petrol4.0L87%11%

Most Reliable Year

2019

94% pass rate from 15,073 tests

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Least Reliable Year

1998

76% pass rate from 1,954 tests

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Land Rover Range Rover Running Costs

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Land Rover Range Rover FAQ

What are the most common Land Rover Range Rover problems?

The most common Land Rover Range Rover MOT problems are brakes, suspension, lights, tyres, steering, body & structure issues. These are the areas most likely to cause advisories or failures during an MOT test, based on 235,783 real tests.

Is the Land Rover Range Rover reliable?

The Land Rover Range Rover has an average MOT pass rate of 87%, which is 5 points above the national average of 82%. This is considered good reliability.

Which year Land Rover Range Rover is most reliable?

The 2019 Land Rover Range Rover is the most reliable year with a 94% MOT pass rate. Avoid the 1998 model year if reliability is your priority, as it has the lowest pass rate at 76%.

How much does it cost to fix common Land Rover Range Rover faults?

Repair costs vary by issue. Brake work on a Land Rover Range Rover typically costs £80-£450, suspension repairs cost £150-£600, and exhaust/emissions fixes cost £80-£800. Lighting and wiper fixes are usually under £200.

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