Owners have reported 4 crashes, 3 fires, 9 injuries and 2 deaths to NHTSA for the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport. These are unverified owner reports, not confirmed defect rates.
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Owners report frequent electrical system failures in the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport, notably involving the DC/DC converter and related charging components. Complaints frequently mention complete vehicle shutdowns, loss of power steering and braking, and inoperability requiring towing, often occurring while driving at highway speeds. The issues are reported at various mileages, including as low as 2,600 miles. Safety implications are significant, with multiple owners describing loss of control in traffic and the potential for accidents. Additionally, some reports indicate problems with display screens and dashboard dimming, though these are less commonly mentioned.
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STEERING
Owners of the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport report multiple steering-related issues, often linked with electrical faults. Common symptoms include the sudden loss of power steering while driving, vehicles switching into neutral, and complete shutdowns, leaving the car immobile. These issues frequently occur without prior warning lights or messages, with some reports noting failures of the DC/DC converter. In one instance, a vehicle fire is mentioned, though the specific cause remains under investigation. The complaints suggest these problems can happen at various mileage points, and the safety risks include the potential for loss of vehicle control and being stranded in unsafe locations.
Severity signals: 0 crash, 1 fire, 0 injury reports
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AIR BAGS
Owners report persistent issues with the availability of replacement parts for a recall affecting the airbags in the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport. Complaints frequently mention that despite receiving recall notices, parts remain unavailable for extended periods, with some owners waiting over seven months without resolution. One owner notes the electronic throttle control warning light illuminating at approximately 16,900 miles. Safety concerns are highlighted by owners due to the potential risk posed by the faulty airbag, particularly for the passenger front seat, though no actual failures or accidents are reported. These patterns suggest prospective buyers should verify recall completion and parts availability when considering this vehicle.
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UNKNOWN OR OTHER
Owners report several issues with the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport, including electrical problems, display screen malfunctions, and window seal failures. Complaints frequently mention windshield leaks causing significant electrical damage and vehicle inoperability, as well as the main display screen failing to activate, impacting the use of critical features like the reverse camera and parking aids. One report involves a fire originating under the driver seat shortly after purchase, resulting in the vehicle being totaled, while another describes unintended acceleration leading to a crash with only 50 miles on the odometer. These issues typically appear early in the vehicle's lifespan, with some occurring within days of ownership. Safety implications include fire hazards and loss of control, which are critical for potential buyers to consider.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 1 fire, 0 injury reports
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VISIBILITY/WIPER
Owners of the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport report several issues related to visibility, specifically involving the moon roof, windshields, and wiper systems. Complaints frequently mention shattered moon roofs with a unique sinusoidal wave pattern, which some owners attribute to manufacturing defects or stress fractures. Multiple owners describe having to replace windshields frequently, with one owner on their sixth windshield within a year due to cracks and obstructed vision. Additionally, some report flawed windshield wiper controls that leave streaks and impair visibility, particularly in snowy or icy conditions. These issues appear to persist from the time of purchase and have not been resolved despite dealership interventions, potentially affecting driving safety due to compromised visibility.
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POWER TRAIN
Owners report that the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport experiences issues with the Powertrain Control Module (PCM) and Fuel Pump Driver Module (FPDM), leading to sudden power loss at highway speeds. Complaints frequently mention that this defect can result in the vehicle stopping abruptly in traffic, creating a risk of rear-end collisions, with two reported crashes and six injuries. Additionally, some owners describe a rumbling noise at highway speeds and a shudder with grinding noise at lower speeds, attributed to a faulty transfer case, with vehicles having as low as 1,500 miles on the odometer. These problems suggest potential safety hazards and operational issues that a used car buyer should consider.
Severity signals: 2 crash, 0 fire, 6 injury reports
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ENGINE
Owners report issues with the engine of the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport, including sudden engine failure and fires. Complaints frequently mention complete engine shutdowns while driving at highway speeds, leaving drivers unable to accelerate or control the vehicle. One report highlights a catastrophic engine fire following an overheating warning, occurring shortly after routine maintenance, which resulted in a total vehicle loss. These issues are noted in vehicles with mileage around 10,000 miles and within 15 months of ownership. The described incidents pose significant safety risks, including potential fires and loss of vehicle control.
Severity signals: 0 crash, 1 fire, 0 injury reports
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SEAT BELTS
Owners of the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport report issues with the seat belts, primarily involving the intelligent seat fold feature and the stitching of the seat belts. One complaint describes an incident where the second row intelligent seat fold mechanism trapped an owner's arm, requiring police and EMS intervention; this occurred at approximately 9,600 miles. Another complaint notes that a back passenger side seat belt was not stitched or connected to the frame. These reports highlight potential safety risks, including physical injury and compromised seat belt functionality, which may be of concern to prospective buyers.
Severity signals: 0 crash, 0 fire, 1 injury reports
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STRUCTURE
Owners report issues with the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport related to the structure, specifically involving the windshield and driver's door. Complaints frequently mention bonding delamination of the front windshield, leading to water ingress and safety concerns due to the windshield potentially detaching during a crash. Another issue described involves the driver's door moving within its frame over bumps, resulting in wind noise and concerns about the door unexpectedly opening while driving. Both issues are noted in vehicles that are brand new, with no specific mileage mentioned. Safety implications include the risk of the windshield detaching in an accident and the door potentially opening, which could pose a danger to the driver and others.
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SERVICE BRAKES
Owners of the 2024 Land Rover Range Rover Sport report issues with the service brakes, including premature rear brake wear and sudden, complete brake failure. One owner notes the need to replace rear brake pads after only 10-15,000 miles, which they find unusual compared to their previous vehicles. Another owner describes a critical safety incident involving a total loss of braking capability, leading to a crash and injury. This incident occurred after only four months of ownership, with the brake pedal becoming unresponsive and stuck near the floor mat. These complaints highlight potential safety risks, particularly concerning brake reliability and functionality.
Severity signals: 1 crash, 0 fire, 1 injury reports
