Used 2015 Land Rover LR2 Consumer Reviews
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Love(d) my LR2s
I drove a 2008 LR2 for 100,000 miles, then traded for a used 2013 with around 15,000 miles. Batteries, belts, oil, tires, and one power steering pump. The 2013 is now at 96,000 miles. Long drives, short commutes, Montana snow, Arizona heat, and driving off-road to avoid a crash and two mile backup: NEVER failed me. Putting off trading it, and will likely give/sell to one of my grown kids when I secure another working vehicle this year. It’s ‘too truck-like’, according to a review some years ago. So, buy a CAR. Looks have aged well. Mileage is mediocre. Stability in Idaho and Utah snowstorms was reassuring. I don’t care for the newer models, and I don’t need the mass of a Range Rover. Would buy a very low mileage ‘15 in a heartbeat.
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