Yikes sorry OP. When people say the cost of ownership was high on these, I didn't realize how high. Thank you for the wake up call. Removing from my wish list now.

I don't understand what you thought you were buying.

tesla is more reliable, they have less moving parts. i'd get one of those.

Can't wait to tell DH. His 2015 Supercharged has way fewer miles and he cycles through cars constantly, but this is a good reminder for him to keep in mind when he starts getting the itch.

I had to pick my jaw off the floor.

Wow.

It's a not so hidden cost of luxury cars. Standard service/oil changes in our luxury brand run $700-800, in our Honda run $100. Every repair seems to have the same factor of expense between the two. Our luxury car is pretty reliable but Range Rovers are notoriously unreliable - so you shouldn't be too surprised.

Thanks OP. I was looking at a used Land Rover. This is a wake up call for me to keep my current car.

Stop buying the fancy cars that die and cost you money. Nobody thinks you are cute and/or rich nowadays. Car is for driving and why not get one that does drive without costing an arm and a leg.

You should've known... Who buys RR anyway?

You don't have a warranty on it?

That car is 100 grand, used.

I'm sorry for your loss.

Where's my violin....

I'm know you want to scream, but you can obs afford to pay and wont miss the bucks.

Lotsa folks dont have $500 for a set of tires.

Ugh. My husband bought a used land rover. We sold it like 3 days be the extended warranty ran out. Ridiculous, op. So sorry

Damn 18K for a car repair?!? That's harsh OP.

Anonymous wrote:That’s the estimate for the transfer case and transmission in our 2014 Range Rover LWB with 116,000 miles.

I want to scream.

Ouch. Time to buy a Toyota.

That’s the estimate for the transfer case and transmission in our 2014 Range Rover LWB with 116,000 miles.

I want to scream.