Wednesday, December 19, 2012
By Pawan Rana
Land Rover Discovery 2 and Evoque called back in US
Looks like, recalling car models have become a trend in the global car industry. Recently, a total of 70 units of Land Rover Range Rover Evoque and Land Rover Range Rover Discovery 2 have been recalled in United States of America. The reason behind this recalling is the faulty brakes. These faulty brakes appear to be over the issue of the possibility of retaining bolds on rear calipers of the cars, which might have been torqued in a wrong way. This can result into brake caliper shedding and led to a loss of braking or smash up the steering wheel.
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The faulty Land Rover Discovery 2 and 2012 Range Rover Evoque that are recalled by the company were all manufactured in a single day that is on 11th June 2012. The respective owners of the car will be visiting their Land Rover dealers to get this problem solved. The issue will be resolved without any charge. The recalling of these cars will officially begin from 18th January 2013 and the company will try to fix this problem very soon and return the cars to the owners as soon as possible.
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In the Indian car bazaar, both Land Rover Evoque and Discovery 4 are available. Both these cars have turned out to be very successful in the Indian car market and compete directly with luxury car makers like Audi, BMW and Mercedes Benz. Land Rover has tried to provide every possible luxury and comfort features in the car that makes them a complete delight for the owner. The powerful engine options, high-class safety features make Discovery 4 and Evoque two of the top most luxury SUVs present in the country today. So far, no faults regarding the brakes have come up in India.


Madhav
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
It is unbelievable that Land Rover Range Rover Evoque and Land Rover Range Rover Discovery 2 likes of super luxury cars are facing with break fail problems.