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| Crazymind Member Since: 11 Jun 2024 Location: Glasgow Posts: 145  
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They should but Uk is not in Europe anymore. And British muppets get 3 years only.
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13th Jul 2024 10:14pm |
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| Chicken Drumstick Member Since: 17 Aug 2020 Location: Near MK Posts: 736
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We are mostly definitely still in Europe. We might not be part of the EU currently, but that is something completely different.
That aside, I would think warranties are likely country specific. As the U.K. only left the EU a short while ago and at no point has JLR offered the German warranty for the U.K. Might be interesting to check some other EU countries like Croatia or Greece and see if they have the same as Germany. Then you’ll know if it is an EU thing or not. Ultimately you’ll probably need to contact JLR and ask them. But they may not give you an answer. |
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14th Jul 2024 10:00am |
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| Crazymind Member Since: 11 Jun 2024 Location: Glasgow Posts: 145
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It’s old news. Already released last Year.
5 Years across Europe EU Countries. See link below https://avondhupress.ie/jlr-announces-5-ye...er%202023. |
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14th Jul 2024 10:19am |
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| Soup Dragon Member Since: 22 Sep 2023 Location: Cheshire Posts: 86 
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Wasn’t aware of the 5 year warranty in Europe. Disappointing that they can’t offer U.K. customers the same. Probably some JLR accountant worked out the liability and they balked at the numbers.
A number of years ago, Porsche were only offering a 2 year warranty in the U.K. (3 in Europe) but they eventually aligned things. When JLR offer a 10 year warranty like Toyota, then we’ll know they’ve cracked their reliability issues. Not holding my breath… |
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14th Jul 2024 10:34am |
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| J77 Member Since: 04 Nov 2019 Location: Fife Posts: 3395 
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Nothing to do with the EU Australia and New Zealand were the first to get a 5 year warranty back in 2021 and theirs is unlimited mileage. 24MY 90 D250 HSE, Tasman Blue |
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14th Jul 2024 12:16pm |
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| inith5 Member Since: 08 Apr 2023 Location: Bavaria Posts: 29 
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My Defender will be one year old next week. It is a 23.5 MJ. I have a 3 year guarantee. The 5 year guarantee came shortly after I bought it. 23.5MY Defender 110 D250 HSE
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14th Jul 2024 1:02pm |
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| ruben Member Since: 04 Feb 2021 Location: ASTURIAS Posts: 195 
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Here, in Spain, all LR vehicles registered from May 2023 have a 5-year warranty or 150,000 km. The previous ones had a 3-year warranty with unlimited kilometers.😉
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14th Jul 2024 3:47pm |
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| norland Member Since: 08 Feb 2023 Location: uk Posts: 26
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That’s a pretty valuable benefit given it costs about £1000 pounds a year to extend the warranty.
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14th Jul 2024 4:40pm |
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| Chicken Drumstick Member Since: 17 Aug 2020 Location: Near MK Posts: 736
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I wonder what average annual mileage is in EU countries vs the U.K. 150 thousand K over 5 years is only 18,000 miles a year. I’d have thought a good number of Land Rover products exceed this.
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14th Jul 2024 5:22pm |
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| J77 Member Since: 04 Nov 2019 Location: Fife Posts: 3395
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In the US they get 4yr/50,000 mile warranty 24MY 90 D250 HSE, Tasman Blue
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14th Jul 2024 5:49pm |
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| revd Member Since: 20 Apr 2024 Location: England Posts: 117
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Nothing new, my lad has just bought a Nissan Interstar, with 5 yrs/100,000 miles warranty- the identical Renault Master has only 3yrs/60,000
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14th Jul 2024 5:52pm |
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| TexasRover Member Since: 24 Nov 2022 Location: Paris Posts: 1052  
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Although there might be a minimum by law (for each country) manufacturers will carefully consider all factors when setting their warranty period with the aim to give as little warranty as they can get away with.
They obviously think they can get away giving less warranty in the UK, maybe because other manufacturers do the same or maybe UK buyers don't find it important enough. Or maybe they they give other incentives |
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15th Jul 2024 4:59am |
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| Retroanaconda Member Since: 04 Jan 2012 Location: Scotland Posts: 2647
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It may only be 3 years in the UK but at least it’s unlimited mileage.
Extending the warranty is all well and good and cheaper than a costly repair, but they only cover until 100k miles and then you’re into other providers I guess. |
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15th Jul 2024 8:20am |
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| Zig Member Since: 06 Jul 2024 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 3
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In the UK it may be unlimited mileage
Being limited to 150,000 km equates to being limited to 93,206 miles (to the nearest mile). So in 3 years how many people do an average of over 31,069 miles per year to be worse off in the UK? |
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20th Jul 2024 1:06pm |
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