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Warrantywise names Range Rover as most unreliable used car

Latest figures in Warrantywise’s annual Reliability Index for used vehicles reveal Land Rover’s Range Rover SUV scored worst with a rating of 20.2 out of 100.

 

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According to the mail online, the Range Rover has been named the most unreliable vehicle in Britain, according to research from one of the UK’s leading used-car warranty providers, Warrantywise.

The Range Rover scored 20.2 out of 100 points and had the highest repair cost recorded in 2021 to 2022 of £23,890.

The figures show Land Rovers, BMWs, and Porsches taking up seven out of ten spots for the worst performers.

The data only covers used cars that are outside of the manufacturer’s warranty but are also less than ten years old.

The ten most unreliable used cars in the UK according to Warrantywise 

Position

 

Models

Highest repair cost in 2021/22

Overall score /100

1

Land Rover Range Rover

£23,890

20.2

2

BMW M3

£12,115

21.4

3

Land Rover Range Rover Sport

£22,358

23.1

4

Porsche Panamera

£10,785

23.4

5

BMW X6

£9,613

23.6

6

Porsche Cayenne

£6,360

24.9

7

Audi Q7

£8,719

25.7

8

Bentley Continental GT

£6,227

29.1

9

Mazda CX-5

£5,777

29.6

10

BMW M5

£10,129

30.8

Source: Warrantywise Reliability Index

NB: Minimum same size of 100 for each model included in the index. Only cars outside of their manufacturer’s warranty period (usually 3 years) and less than 10 years old are included. Average repair costs were collated over a period between 2021 and 2022.

Lawrence Whittaker, CEO of Warrantywise said:

“The Reliability Index is extremely revealing of how luxury cars, which may seem like they would be reliable because of the costly price tags, aren’t always so. The opinion that they should be very reliable, for the price that customers pay for them, is quite a popular one, and this evaluation of our data is helpful for us to guide customers the right way when wanting to make a large purchase on a luxury car, like a Porsche.

“Our sole purpose here at Warrantywise is to ensure that no matter what car you buy, it’s covered and taken care of. Since the rise in automotive parts cost and car maintenance labour since last year (2021) and continued pressures on the rising cost of living, it’s even more important to protect your investment and learn about which cars to buy used, too. Through the Reliability Index, we are able to steer customers the right way when it comes to investing in a car. However, no matter what car it is – and how reliable it is – we can support it.”

Source www.dailymail.co.uk/money/cars/article

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