Land Rover’s new Sport is a clear winner

I KNOW the Land Rover Freelander has many fans, but if you bought an original one (built between 1997 and 2006) you might have invested in trouble.

Land Rover’s new Sport is a clear winner

Water and diesel leaks, and head gasket, diff and electrical problems, and mechanical and build-quality issues, spoiled the car for many people.

The Mk 2 version — the Freelander2 — sorted out many of those bug-bears, but the brand’s change in ownership, from Ford to the Indian conglomerate, Tata, in 2008, spelled the end for the Freelander. It did not fit into the new owner’s plans to move the brand upmarket.

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