Review: 2016 Range Rover Vogue (3.0 TDV6)
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2016
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Pearse Road, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal
The Quay, Donegal Town, Co. Donegal
Letterkenny Donegal Town
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Price of the Vehicle in this review: €150,000
Range Rover Details: landrover.ie/range-rover-overview 
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Love your videos thanks for uploading
thank you very much!
"Why the F would you give the passenger control of the mirrors??" - Then I realized I was watching an Irish review haha
hilarious but you were watching an irish review
My mistake! Fixed! Good stuff though
cool video bro. u earned a sub.
thank you very much!
+Shane Earley cheers!!
Great video ,I am in between the Rangerover and the porche Cayenne???
Depends. Are you buying new?
@@ShanesAutos no used 2014 to 16
2:42; what did you mention about the keyfob?
said I would leave it in my pocket during the review so I would not forget it in the car
That's fine.
Why that stupid Land Rover doesn't give 3rd row for this car? This is the best looking car and i know a lot of people those stood away from this car when they learned it doesn't have a 3rd row?They asked (but they were completely right) that why should i buy this full size,giant if it doesn't have a 3rd row? Was it too expansive to place a reversible 3rd row which Ford Explorer uses?
P.s.The people i refere up all of them bought Lexus LX 570
As usual, another review that contains no information about the built-in unreliability of Landrover cars.
From day one, my brother's Vogue 4.4L, displayed it's true colours!
Warranty returns, break-downs, on holiday break downs!, aborted journeys, long (long) repairs.
Yes - the Vogue has them all.
Now that the warranty has expired, it's hands in the pocket time.
Last week it cost him £600 - brakes (corroded pipes!) and suspension electronics.
A few weeks back, over £1000, for new air suspension seals, all round.
It's true, that the Evoque is the most unreliable car on the UK's roads but it's big brother, the Vogue, runs a very close second.
A car to park in the drive and polish - but use it at your (and your wallet's) peril!
childofthe60s100 but I can only acknowledge the unreliability of this particular Range Rover if it were to break down during the review....which it didn’t.
I take your point and it was a good review - but to make a presentation complete, I would suggest, that an important part of any review, is research into the reliability and reputation (via owners, forums etc), of the vehicle, being reviewed. My brother's car, also has it's good days (and the one you tested might have been having a good day?) - but when it has a bad day, it's more and more money, down the drain.When he laid out his £80,000 plus, nobody had warned him about the inherent unreliability and poor build quality of these vehicles. He has had to spend thousands, just to keep it on the road!He now knows, that his many problems are less than unique and are well documented by specialist repairers. ( In the post-warranty period, Main Dealers must be avoided, unless you have an unlimited disposable income!).Many problems stem from poor design and poor (rushed?) construction coupled with suspect quality control.( I "suspect" the quality control, is the customer who complains.)His wife wanted a new, small, car at the time so they bought her a Fiat 500, which has been utterly reliable.It cost less than 25% of the cost of the Vogue! It would be reasonable to expect that reliability issues would diminish, with increasing price.Range Rover are certainly doing something wrong - frequently and repeatedly.Owners are certainly NOT getting, what they paid for.
@@childofthe60s100 the unfortunate car, for every model, always exists!! But I know some people who have never had a single issue with this Range!! So don't think about the stereotypes too much