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Mike_Dubb
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I purchased a 95 Range Rover 4.0SE on 10/17/00. On 11/17/00 the air suspension system went out. I notified the dealership on 11/20/00 of the problem and I made an appointment at the Range Rover Dealer Service department to check the problem. The earliest they could make an appointment was 11/28/00. Once there they notified me of the following: Air suspension would cost $2,700 for repair. They also found my main engine wire harness had been spliced and re-wired and that was producing a short in the electrical system and this was noted as fatal because of a serious fire hazard it imposes. Told not to drive vehicle until this was fixed. Cost to repair $4,700. The front brakes and rotors were extrememly worn. Cost $780. Drivers side window motor worn (I told the dealer where I bought the vehicle that I wanted my window fixed and they agreed verbally, they initially thought it only needed a clamp). Cost to repair $550. I'm looking at around $10,000 of needed repairs to the vehicle. Where I bought the vehicle hasn't given me there definite position on the matter, but Im concerned. Do I have any consumer rights. Please Advise.
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