Have had my 2020 6 cylinder RRS for 12k miles - surprisingly it’s been the best car I’ve bought in terms of quality so far. No issues other than carplay sometimes not starting up properly (but there are carplay issues with most cars). Not even a single rattle, misaligned trim piece etc. just a perfect car. Given the reputation I’m not sure if I have the guts to keep it long term but I’m tempted
You only drive 10k kms a year? Factory warranty is good for 4 years or 80k kms. Get the extended if you plan on keeping it longer. Keep in mind how dated the tech will be in as little as 5 years. Even the tech (infotainment)we have now is extremely dated compared to the rest of the industry.
@@DrivenHard 10k miles not km. As long as carplay continues to work I’m not sure I care about the infotainment system being outdated. The car that most tempts me right now is the Porsche taycan. If I still want one at the end of my lease I might jump ship for that
Range Rovers are great vehicles. Once you hit around 80,000 miles then all the maintenance $$$ kick in. I just got my sport out of the shop replaced both high pressure fuel pumps, 4 injectors and had an oil leak. $3800. $7000 since I hit 80,000 miles. Still love it though.
Any luxury high end vehicle should be purchased with a warranty for the full time you expect to have it. When stuff goes wrong, it's not cheap no matter what brand
Cant understant very well what r u talkin about. Im turkish. And cant buy a range rover in here. But still watching u. Cuz that rich range rover need to drive in mud and offroad
Well done for your Chanel mate! Could you please provide the exact name of the suspension part which was replaced? And also, what symptoms did this suspension bushing issue caused while driving? Thanks is advance
Hey George, so the front stabilizer link on the passenger side was replace. You could hear and feel very slightly that something was a tad loose when going over any sort of bump in the road. When the bushing were worn, you hear creaking and squeaking over any bump or when the suspension changes heights. Very annoying lol
It's a brand new car, well 2 years, why the hell would the air suspension need work?? That would just be beyond shit quality. Those start going 7 to 10 years in most cases based on climate, use and other outside factors.
Hey Can My Tuscon qualify for Driven Hard Badge I’ve driven my 2019 Hyundai Tuscon 2.0 in BC interior 135k kms in 1 year 7 months. And No issues whatsoever.
I thought I was unlucky but I guess it’s just standard lol, I picked my factory built RRS last week and had to have a new compressor the next day. My local dealer has been amazing had a loaner RRS ready for me. I do love it and wouldn’t want anything else.
@@DrivenHard totally disagree not with a brand new truck and next day there are issues ? Dude that’s NOT NORMAL! Have a GLE 350 no issues so far. Yes hiccups can happen with long term vehicle but not next day after delivery . Talk about bias
What’s wrong with having a note to refer to ? He could easily do what others do , read a note , cut off camera and do the review (repeat) then edit it... but he’s doing this in one take ..
@@DrivenHard we will see.. when it happens it’s Land Cruiser Heritage (200) or Defender X. Won’t know until I pull the trigger. Likely not for several months so just ‘observing’ local Defenders and how their owners like them. Our neighborhood is a part of LA with crazy cars.
Ah the LC Heritage is an amazing truck. It's a shame Toyota is killing it off for the NA market for at least the next little bit. Pretty much the polar opposite of the defender. There is something magical about all that old school mechanical truck built in 2021 still.
@@DrivenHard yes the bottom screen wont turn on. Let me explain it in details. Basically i come up to my car, unlock and turn on the ignition immediately before the both screens boot up. What happens sometimes is that the lower screen glitches and stays black. It doesnt boot up. I found a solution for this. Once i unlock my car, i dont turn on the ignition until the lower screen boots up (screens actually begin to load once u unlock ur car).
Driven Hard yeah please review the Evoque with 4 th gen Haldex and the newer Active Driveline from the first gen. Off-roading stuff and a full in depth review of the features of the first gen prefacelift and facelift please. Would love to see the new one as well 😉
Don’t know how and why but your video quality is getting slowly better
Wasn't happy with this one. The lense was out of focus 😡
Driven Hard but overall it’s getting better. Far better than those shaky footages 😆
@@AdrianKurian I was sitting still in a car that wasn't moving 😂
Driven Hard yeah but still could’ve been shaky if it was not set on something or a tripod haha
Have had my 2020 6 cylinder RRS for 12k miles - surprisingly it’s been the best car I’ve bought in terms of quality so far. No issues other than carplay sometimes not starting up properly (but there are carplay issues with most cars). Not even a single rattle, misaligned trim piece etc. just a perfect car. Given the reputation I’m not sure if I have the guts to keep it long term but I’m tempted
What is long term in your mind??
@@DrivenHard 10 years /100k
You only drive 10k kms a year? Factory warranty is good for 4 years or 80k kms. Get the extended if you plan on keeping it longer. Keep in mind how dated the tech will be in as little as 5 years. Even the tech (infotainment)we have now is extremely dated compared to the rest of the industry.
@@DrivenHard 10k miles not km. As long as carplay continues to work I’m not sure I care about the infotainment system being outdated. The car that most tempts me right now is the Porsche taycan. If I still want one at the end of my lease I might jump ship for that
Ah you are leasing it too. Then just dump it at the end and get a one. Beauty of leases
Range Rovers are great vehicles. Once you hit around 80,000 miles then all the maintenance $$$ kick in. I just got my sport out of the shop replaced both high pressure fuel pumps, 4 injectors and had an oil leak. $3800. $7000 since I hit 80,000 miles. Still love it though.
Honestly at that point just sell it and buy a new one. Rinse and repeat.
Yup. Unless you got an extended warranty or do the work yourself it’s a costly game to play at higher mileage
This Jag looks nice with this setup
Lesson learned: Always buy a JLR product with extended warranty. You know just in case things.... go wrong 😉
Any luxury high end vehicle should be purchased with a warranty for the full time you expect to have it. When stuff goes wrong, it's not cheap no matter what brand
Driven Hard yeahh
I'm on my 3rd RR Sport since 2014. All purchased used. I've never bought a warranty and I've never had a maintenance issue. Warranties are overrated.
Driven, if I worked my Rover the way you work yours, I'd buy 5 warranties 🤣. But I just street drive mine.
Cary Coller what’s it clocking at? Nice for you, hope it was the case for everyone
Well explained, keep doing the good work
Thumbnail looks so good but hope the video is great as well 😂, if not this 44 hour wait is so bad 😆
Next time if you tell about prices make a list of prices and works on the screen :)
does this mean when i buy the RR i must not go off road as much as u?
No, why would you think that? You just have to remember things wear out faster when it's being used. Just like a 911 on the track
Money is to be used wisely, and not fully for self indulgence, I support your wife.
If a range is ur dream car and ur already financials stable why not buy one
Money is a tool, use it or lose it.
James Grant 😂 I don’t even have a driver’s license yet. Almost close to getting it. Due to these lockdowns I had to wait more than 6 months
Damn lock downs!! Hope you get it soon man!
Driven Hard thank you. But I’ve been able to drive with my learner’s license 😉, for two months.
Cant understant very well what r u talkin about. Im turkish. And cant buy a range rover in here. But still watching u. Cuz that rich range rover need to drive in mud and offroad
Well done for your Chanel mate! Could you please provide the exact name of the suspension part which was replaced? And also, what symptoms did this suspension bushing issue caused while driving? Thanks is advance
Hey George, so the front stabilizer link on the passenger side was replace. You could hear and feel very slightly that something was a tad loose when going over any sort of bump in the road.
When the bushing were worn, you hear creaking and squeaking over any bump or when the suspension changes heights. Very annoying lol
I mean most of the car's fault arent really the car's fault so i guess it's not as bad as what people say, but how many airsprings have you replaced?
It's a brand new car, well 2 years, why the hell would the air suspension need work?? That would just be beyond shit quality. Those start going 7 to 10 years in most cases based on climate, use and other outside factors.
Even with a warranty , the company always looks for ways you can exempt themselves!!
Only with crappy Warranty companies. When you shop around you want to look for ones with a very high approval rating.
How much do the rubber bushings cost? Just curious to know..
About $100 each If I remember
Driven Hard ok so yeah once in a while it’s fine I guess to replace them
Great video with a lot of helpful info! Keep it up 👍🏿 Do you know anything about setting the ideal tire pressure values for the TPMS?
If you look it up on the dash it tells you the recommend pressure, I usually go a bit below that
Thanks for the reply! My setting are blank and I can’t figure out how to update them. Any ideas? I haven’t gone back to the dealership yet.
Driven Hard what PSI do you run?
What are you considering for your next car?
The next gen SVR and BMW M5
i love your videos
I appreciate all the support you guys show me
@@DrivenHard Yh
The noise comes from the sway bar.
Yes the bushings. Replaced those 4 times in total over 160k kms
Man you r obsess about your ranger I got scratch on both side lot of stain who cares it just amazing driving experience enjoy it
100%
great video !!
Hey Can My Tuscon qualify for Driven Hard Badge I’ve driven my 2019 Hyundai Tuscon 2.0 in BC interior 135k kms in 1 year 7 months.
And No issues whatsoever.
My God!!! That's impressive mileage!!! 👏 YES I'd say that thing is DRIVEN HARD
I thought I was unlucky but I guess it’s just standard lol, I picked my factory built RRS last week and had to have a new compressor the next day. My local dealer has been amazing had a loaner RRS ready for me. I do love it and wouldn’t want anything else.
Hiccups are expected with most high tech luxury brands
Driven Hard yes but it’s not bad as many thought.
@@DrivenHard totally disagree not with a brand new truck and next day there are issues ? Dude that’s NOT NORMAL! Have a GLE 350 no issues so far. Yes hiccups can happen with long term vehicle but not next day after delivery . Talk about bias
The more tech the more hiccups happen. Never buy a new model, always wait a few build cycles to let the manufacturers work out the Kinks
@@Niles-Guy who had issues the next day?
Lol do you have a memory issue? But the book looks nice so I’m ok with it
Uh?
Driven Hard yeah you keep on looking at your book..
Ya that's where I wrote my notes for the list of repairs for the last years. I dont keep unless info like that in my head. Waste of space
Driven Hard 😲 😯 😮. I never knew your head had limited storage
What’s wrong with having a note to refer to ? He could easily do what others do , read a note , cut off camera and do the review (repeat) then edit it... but he’s doing this in one take ..
Pro can't wait 2 days gust uploadit now
Lol. Need to build some anticipation for this one 😆
I’ve been married to Toyota for a very long time.. considering dating a Defender.
Just get a divorce 😈
@@DrivenHard we will see.. when it happens it’s Land Cruiser Heritage (200) or Defender X. Won’t know until I pull the trigger. Likely not for several months so just ‘observing’ local Defenders and how their owners like them. Our neighborhood is a part of LA with crazy cars.
Ah the LC Heritage is an amazing truck. It's a shame Toyota is killing it off for the NA market for at least the next little bit. Pretty much the polar opposite of the defender. There is something magical about all that old school mechanical truck built in 2021 still.
Is your infotainment screen glitchy??
Not at all. That's one thing that has been solid
Mate i got a 2019 Velar. Screen is glitchy yes.
Some days the screen just wont turn on.
Like it doesn't turn on at all?? What happens when you turn the car off and on again?
@@DrivenHard yes the bottom screen wont turn on. Let me explain it in details. Basically i come up to my car, unlock and turn on the ignition immediately before the both screens boot up. What happens sometimes is that the lower screen glitches and stays black. It doesnt boot up. I found a solution for this. Once i unlock my car, i dont turn on the ignition until the lower screen boots up (screens actually begin to load once u unlock ur car).
9:41 😂
Canadian miles?
Yes
Kilometers
You can replace the starter yourself. 😂😂
No I can’t 🤦🏾♂️
Why not getting an F-Pace please?
Absolutely not. That would be a massive step backwards. Not a comfortable car at all and they handle horrible as well
Driven Hard really?
Yup.
@@DrivenHard I am confused as what to order:
F-Pace looks beautiful
Velar looks nice too
RR Sport ?, but I don’t much off road at all !
@@MrFrenchteacher1 Velar rides much nicer then the F Pace and the interior quality is light years better.
Hey why 2 days 😂? Ok can you accept some of my requests?
Ah which other requests? Like for video ideas??
Driven Hard yeah please review the Evoque with 4 th gen Haldex and the newer Active Driveline from the first gen. Off-roading stuff and a full in depth review of the features of the first gen prefacelift and facelift please. Would love to see the new one as well 😉