I just bought my second Defender, a 2024. The first one was a lease where I ended up with $20K worth of equity! No problems with either one. I also own a 2021 RR Sport. I think most people who criticize JLR products probably can’t afford them or have never owned one. The Defender is a fantastic vehicle that is worth every cent IMO.
@@nickethan7547 thanks for replying... going to the showroom for a test drive soon. been seeing mixed comments abt RR cars some good some bad, got me thinking about it
@@nickethan7547 very logical ans. Do you face issue with your new 2024 defender? I am seeing peopld are complaining about electrical ans software issues in many foruma on defender. Are you facing any? I am planning to book soon hence wanted an opinion.
Straight up review, nothing too negative and nothing too positive. Just good natured thoughts and opinions. In the end, the consumer makes the decision!
I bought a 2023 Defender strictly for its off-road capability - unlike most Defender owners. Had you run it just north of Vegas, to the Desert National Wildlife Reserve, you would've been impressed. Mine has been on trails throughout Nevada, California, Utah and Arizona. It rides comfortably and quietly. Every time I get in this vehicle, it puts a smile on my face. As for those who talk about reliability issues, I'm sure they've heard of, or possibly experienced, untimely breakdowns in older models. What do they know of this latest version? Very little would be my guess.
I’ve got a ‘23.5 Defender X and have had zero issues. This has been one of the best cars I’ve ever owned after 15 months. It rides and handles great and the air suspension is fantastic. My only complaint has been city gas mileage and the Pivi Pro system has a little too much lag for my liking. I get more compliments on the Defender than I do my 911.
People who haven't owned a LR say that are unreliable. I drove my first one over 230k miles, with nothing more than maintenance and tires. Second one 120k same ! I'm new to the Defender and it's wonderful! One LR ive driven in the desert off-road, the other in Costa Rica through everything there. Best muscle car!
It's absolutely so true, just wait til after the warranty expires and see the thousands of dollars in very complicated tech and elecical work that can only be serviced at a dealer ,bend over they will stick you huge repair costs
I really like this but i thought about how adding such a high-cost item might affect my overall financial goals? It's crucial i consider the long-term impact on your portfolio and financial stability
Instead of sinking a large chunk of cash into a depreciating asset, you might want to consider other options that could provide more stability and potential growth.
No doubt being financially free and able to afford these luxuries cannot be overemphasized, making smart plans and setting up diversified investment portfolios is quite essential.
You don't need that much, as long as you have 250k to 350k in cash, and earn at least 40k plus is fine. It not like you are going to pay the car off, get the car, drive it for a year or two then get something else. You don't need millions of money to enjoy nice things. You just deploy a small amount of income to have some fun. Remember you are going to get this money back ( a good percentage) when you move it.
Most people miss it but the secret to retiring comfortably is finding a way to make returns while your money works for you. My Dad, as i remember started saving for retirement quite late but I know he was making more than 5k returns from his investments monthly and it was completely passive,
Consulting with a financial advisor could help you strategize and find the best ways to allocate your funds for both short-term enjoyment and long-term growth.
Remember, on a vehicle still under any factory warranty you do not have to buy an extended service contract from where you buy the vehicle. Go to other dealers, comparatively price the quality and reputation of the warranty as well as the time/miles and deductible size. As long as you have cash, you can finance your new vehicle and, pay (out-of-pocket or credit card or cash) for an extended service contract. In a used vehicle out of factory warranty It’s different because it has to be inspected and it may not be a price advantage to have a lot of different dealerships. Perform a inspection on a used vehicle and have each charge you for that inspection correctly.
I’ve had Mercedes G400 2020. Was more then 10 times in shop in past 3 years. Various software and sensors bugs. But as IT guy I don’t consider software bugs as a reliability issue. And most of the issues LR have are software related. Even IPHONEs are getting various issues but people still buying them. But I feel like only people who cant afford luxury cars have this kind of comments. Lets be honest Rolls Royce is also one of most unreliable cars but rich people dont bull shit about it
I don't know if its subconscious or if it's part of the training of a salesman, but the use of "we" in the conversation is just hilarious, IMHO. It's a subtle way to draw the observer (be it remote or in-person) in like it's a collaboration. I see this so much in TH-cam "walkaround" videos that I can't help but note it as a latent sales tactic. If it's a pure review, a first-person dialog brings more authenticity. Again, IMHO only. Like what you do but some things you do really hit like "hard salesmanship". Maybe I'm just an old fart that's seen too many lots...
The presentation looks good but I'd definitely have qualms about the horrendous depreciation and the reliability track record. Test one of the new Land Cruisers when you can.
will most of the cars has problem but this look on the road this defender it gets my attention we are the fan of landrover rangerover cuz all thier models are good looking timeless beauty
Land Rover has been manufactured 1948 series I- initially way b4 ford broncos, they used them in Africa and other countries with actual rough terrain. America has pavement & roads🙄. Doubt a ford bronco could do any sand, rainforest, mountains, waterfording, etc that defenders can do. Ford didn’t make 1st suv at all. Btw- a NICE loaded Ford broncos are 75- 100k- where have you been?
I once read or heard that people that wanted to go explore in Africa would use a Range Rover, but if they wanted to return from Africa, they would use a Land Cruiser. I personally would never buy a land Rover.
I love the new LR defender, I wanted the 90 2 dr version. I don’t want wrangler or bronco- I want defender. When I bought my last new car in 2021, the LR defenders weren’t available locally in TX. They tried to sell me discovery sport, it was nice- but not nice enough. LR break a lot I hear, I’d probably lease if I buy one. Right now I’m holding onto my 2021 with 2% interest rate. Not buying anything anytime soon at higher interest rates 😂🤣!
Lucky is a clown. He talks about affordableity and then he reviews a lr that is over 100k, that is that Vegas mentality, anything for a buck, his review is weak.
This suv is tailored for soccer moms & yuppies. An insult to the actual Defender legacy. Older Defender's resell value will double thanks to this consumable toy.
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I just bought my second Defender, a 2024. The first one was a lease where I ended up with $20K worth of equity! No problems with either one. I also own a 2021 RR Sport. I think most people who criticize JLR products probably can’t afford them or have never owned one. The Defender is a fantastic vehicle that is worth every cent IMO.
I’ve owned two (2022, 2024)… they’ve been great.
hi, do you recommend the 2024 more? its going to be my first rr coming from x3
@@lu.sheng_ my 2024 didn’t have any issues with squeaks and rattles. My 2022 did (Covid caused a lot of quality control issues).
@@nickethan7547 thanks for replying... going to the showroom for a test drive soon. been seeing mixed comments abt RR cars some good some bad, got me thinking about it
@@nickethan7547 very logical ans. Do you face issue with your new 2024 defender? I am seeing peopld are complaining about electrical ans software issues in many foruma on defender. Are you facing any? I am planning to book soon hence wanted an opinion.
Straight up review, nothing too negative and nothing too positive. Just good natured thoughts and opinions. In the end, the consumer makes the decision!
I bought a 2023 Defender strictly for its off-road capability - unlike most Defender owners. Had you run it just north of Vegas, to the Desert National Wildlife Reserve, you would've been impressed. Mine has been on trails throughout Nevada, California, Utah and Arizona. It rides comfortably and quietly. Every time I get in this vehicle, it puts a smile on my face.
As for those who talk about reliability issues, I'm sure they've heard of, or possibly experienced, untimely breakdowns in older models. What do they know of this latest version? Very little would be my guess.
I’ve got a ‘23.5 Defender X and have had zero issues. This has been one of the best cars I’ve ever owned after 15 months. It rides and handles great and the air suspension is fantastic. My only complaint has been city gas mileage and the Pivi Pro system has a little too much lag for my liking. I get more compliments on the Defender than I do my 911.
People who haven't owned a LR say that are unreliable. I drove my first one over 230k miles, with nothing more than maintenance and tires. Second one 120k same !
I'm new to the Defender and it's wonderful! One LR ive driven in the desert off-road, the other in Costa Rica through everything there. Best muscle car!
The trend is to show your friends and family how much money you to deal with all the issues a new modern vehicle will bring.
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It's absolutely so true, just wait til after the warranty expires and see the thousands of dollars in very complicated tech and elecical work that can only be serviced at a dealer ,bend over they will stick you huge repair costs
I really like this but i thought about how adding such a high-cost item might affect my overall financial goals? It's crucial i consider the long-term impact on your portfolio and financial stability
Instead of sinking a large chunk of cash into a depreciating asset, you might want to consider other options that could provide more stability and potential growth.
No doubt being financially free and able to afford these luxuries cannot be overemphasized, making smart plans and setting up diversified investment portfolios is quite essential.
You don't need that much, as long as you have 250k to 350k in cash, and earn at least 40k plus is fine. It not like you are going to pay the car off, get the car, drive it for a year or two then get something else. You don't need millions of money to enjoy nice things. You just deploy a small amount of income to have some fun.
Remember you are going to get this money back ( a good percentage) when you move it.
Most people miss it but the secret to retiring comfortably is finding a way to make returns while your money works for you. My Dad, as i remember started saving for retirement quite late but I know he was making more than 5k returns from his investments monthly and it was completely passive,
Consulting with a financial advisor could help you strategize and find the best ways to allocate your funds for both short-term enjoyment and long-term growth.
It will be in the shop more than it will be driven
old fat white guy take lol
Great review! Love mine so far! Had a Range Rover Sport before with over 100k miles, no issues.
Oh yes, worth it, I'm now better than the Joneses
Like most Land Rovers, it looks nice enough, but will age like milk mechanically.
How so? Get out of it before the warranty is up or better yet, lease it. Luxury cars never age well....especially when it comes to depreciation.
@@MoragTong_ Lexus do!!
Remember, on a vehicle still under any factory warranty you do not have to buy an extended service contract from where you buy the vehicle.
Go to other dealers, comparatively price the quality and reputation of the warranty as well as the time/miles and deductible size.
As long as you have cash, you can finance your new vehicle and, pay (out-of-pocket or credit card or cash) for an extended service contract.
In a used vehicle out of factory warranty It’s different because it has to be inspected and it may not be a price advantage to have a lot of different dealerships. Perform a inspection on a used vehicle and have each charge you for that inspection correctly.
I have a neighbor that has a 2024. It's been back in the shop twice. It looks cool, but I wonder of it is a moneypitt.
I’ve had Mercedes G400 2020. Was more then 10 times in shop in past 3 years. Various software and sensors bugs. But as IT guy I don’t consider software bugs as a reliability issue. And most of the issues LR have are software related. Even IPHONEs are getting various issues but people still buying them. But I feel like only people who cant afford luxury cars have this kind of comments. Lets be honest Rolls Royce is also one of most unreliable cars but rich people dont bull shit about it
@@mr.slippermanright brother
What's the appeal to overpriced highly problematic vehicles?
It helps yuppies identify eachother
I'm impressed Lucky made it through the video without a breakdown.
One of my cars is a Range Rover, I’ve owned it for 5 years and have zero issues.
@@adamsmith6731 yea because you don't drive it 😄
@@adamsmith6731Have you ever taken it off road for anything other than a wash and wax?
What a good car to drive... around LR dealership.
Shiny exterior plastic on an SUV? That would be a hard no.
That pooched out grille looks like a ball sack.
I don't know if its subconscious or if it's part of the training of a salesman, but the use of "we" in the conversation is just hilarious, IMHO. It's a subtle way to draw the observer (be it remote or in-person) in like it's a collaboration. I see this so much in TH-cam "walkaround" videos that I can't help but note it as a latent sales tactic.
If it's a pure review, a first-person dialog brings more authenticity. Again, IMHO only. Like what you do but some things you do really hit like "hard salesmanship". Maybe I'm just an old fart that's seen too many lots...
Japan and German makes sure they get the best work it is a huge country my God
nothing wrong my gearshift has no sound when I put it in gear
No. No Land Rover is worth buying. With that said; I like the simple black/white look of this one - debadge it and it would look a lot better
Drive it till it is out of warranty. What you never see on any Land Rover is 100,000 miles on the odometer.
Range rover is timeless, that means they have no eta when the shop will get parts and complete the repairs.
The presentation looks good but I'd definitely have qualms about the horrendous depreciation and the reliability track record. Test one of the new Land Cruisers when you can.
Did you forget about the new GX?
will most of the cars has problem but this look on the road this defender it gets my attention we are the fan of landrover rangerover cuz all thier models are good looking timeless beauty
If it had a whippled LS and 6L85 it would be amazing and go for 250,000 miles. Hate if you want
Why the screen is so small?
i actually like these just needs some wheels
I didn't care for the vehicle at all the only thing I liked was the refrigerator where keeps the drinks cold
If you like it buy it. We honestly don’t care.
00:05:10 you said its a discovery instead of a defender. 😊
That’s the only one I couldn’t edit it out. I did it like 10 times lol
What stood out in this video is your hairy legs it’s one thing to have problems it’s another to have it in the shop for long periods of time
Cars are so expensive now, that one shouldn't drop collision after 10 years anymore.
Come into my garage, and spend some time with my FJ Cruiser.....
It’s worth about 70% of MSRP… OR LESS
Climate touch controls trend need to fade away. They are very distracting.
Good video 😊 costs to much they have history mechanical problems buy USA only
I had a real 110. Diesel. With the mechanical flaps below the windshield to let air in. This new thing here is NOT a Defender.
Looks like a Bronco, which costs less.
And is a better and more capable trucklet.
Land Rover has been manufactured 1948 series I- initially way b4 ford broncos, they used them in Africa and other countries with actual rough terrain. America has pavement & roads🙄.
Doubt a ford bronco could do any sand, rainforest, mountains, waterfording, etc that defenders can do. Ford didn’t make 1st suv at all. Btw- a NICE loaded Ford broncos are 75- 100k- where have you been?
It's much nicer than a Ford. Quieter and smoother ride.
🎉🎉🎉 Overall I could really like having this vehicle. Nice reporting on it. Blessings,Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸
Ill take a Toyota any day
Not reliable but does look nice..
I always loved the looks of these cars. I just wish they were built by the Japanese.
I think it is cool, but also a tremendous waste of money. Your luck will be better throwing $10,000 on a roulette wheel.
Overpriced and unreliable, I would never dream of purchasing any vehicle like that unless I was a mechanic.
No, it is not worth it!
I once read or heard that people that wanted to go explore in Africa would use a Range Rover, but if they wanted to return from Africa, they would use a Land Cruiser. I personally would never buy a land Rover.
Actually I like it it’s not reliable 😝
We don’t want cheap people buying this luxury 😝😝😝😝😝😝😝
Run don’t walk away from that POS. Horrible reliability
very nice car!
From the front side the hood looks deformed, as if it was in a accident.
I don't like the suspension 😢
I dont like that the wheels have no sidewalls. The breaks are too big for smaller offroad wheels
The 2 door with the v8 is the one to get
I love the new LR defender, I wanted the 90 2 dr version. I don’t want wrangler or bronco- I want defender.
When I bought my last new car in 2021, the LR defenders weren’t available locally in TX. They tried to sell me discovery sport, it was nice- but not nice enough. LR break a lot I hear, I’d probably lease if I buy one. Right now I’m holding onto my 2021 with 2% interest rate. Not buying anything anytime soon at higher interest rates
😂🤣!
The interior looks like a very basic Toyota Highlander
Hardly. Have you been in one.
87K 😮
Rivets? No. Discovery? No.
No
I am just looking no cash
Ineos Grenadier all day! Its all steel and real. Land Rover is all plastic and gimmicks.
Not an X
No not worth it at all. Junk it.
Don't blow smoke up my a.. . Land cruiser no way.
Land Cruiser is Toyota
Looks like a bronco 😂
Since when does Lucky push this crap?
Exterior 🤮
Not feeling the transition music. Feels like a MLM training video. This whole format is garbage.
Lucky is a clown. He talks about affordableity and then he reviews a lr that is over 100k, that is that Vegas mentality, anything for a buck, his review is weak.
This suv is tailored for soccer moms & yuppies. An insult to the actual Defender legacy. Older Defender's resell value will double thanks to this consumable toy.
dOne watching ❤
Endless money pit
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