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Land Rover Lr2 Problems

The Land Rover LR2 was a compact luxury SUV produced from 2008 to 2015, positioned below the LR3/LR4 in the lineup. With 472 total complaints, the 2008 first-year model is significantly more problematic than later years. Power train issues are the dominant concern, accounting for about a third of all complaints.

472
Total Complaints
9
Total Recalls
8
Model Years
0
Reported Deaths
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Years to Avoid

These years have significantly more complaints than average.

2008
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Best Years

These years have the fewest reported problems.

2012 2014 2015

Common Problem Categories

Power Train 158
Electrical System 52
Engine 44
Unknown Or Other 36
Air Bags 30

Complaints by Model Year

All Model Years

Year ↓ Complaints Recalls Crashes Fires Rating
2015 14 1 0 0 Good
2014 18 1 2 0 Good
2013 40 1 0 0 Average
2012 24 2 0 0 Good
2011 30 2 2 0 Average
2010 54 2 0 0 Average
2009 82 0 0 0 Average
2008 210 0 2 4 Avoid

Land Rover Lr2 Years to Avoid

2008, 2009

Best Land Rover Lr2 Years

2014, 2015

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common problems with the Land Rover LR2?

Power train issues dominate with 158 complaints, followed by electrical system problems (52), engine concerns (44), and airbag issues (30). The power train problems are particularly critical and expensive to repair.

Which Land Rover LR2 years should I avoid?

The 2008 first-year model should be avoided with 210 complaints, nearly half of all LR2 issues. The 2009 model (82 complaints) also shows elevated concerns. First-year production problems are evident.

Is the Land Rover LR2 reliable?

The LR2 has notable reliability challenges, particularly in early years. The power train (including the troublesome Haldex all-wheel-drive system) requires attention. Later model years show significant improvement.

What is the best year for the Land Rover LR2?

The 2014 (18 complaints) and 2015 (14 complaints) model years are the most reliable choices, benefiting from years of refinement. The 2012 model (24 complaints) is also a reasonable option.