Kek

that was hilarious

Dealer: That's a *quirk* of your Defender

Tbh new land rovers /jaguars are quite more reliable then they used to be , have a mate with f pace with 45k miles and no issues

My mind read LandCruiser.

That happened to my mom lol

My 27 year old XJ40 has a manual cranking option if that happens.

J Sz my 87 Porsche Carrera also has a manual crank for the sunroof, just in case.

My Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut also has that feature

Happened to my 95 4RUNNER. That night we had rain in California while we were in a drought. The odds

lol

Lol

Lol

HA!! 👍👍

lol

Yes!

Hahaha!

How does dating a supermodel come with issues?

@@user-qi7xc9mx5h you've just fully understood owning a land rover.

@@marquenjoubert what's better defender or gwagon?

It has become the new "Doug the type of guy..."

@InfinityGameplays You're the only one who misses that joke. Those jokes got stale years ago.

@@kevinnorris6558 who died and made you the person in charge of jokes? Be more positive, buddy

@@arthurarthur6813 ^

El gordo tetón xd

A Pontiac Aztec would one up it though.

Better than the Previa itself?

@@yeahitskimmel no. The previa wins "best ugly minivan" but an aztec shirt would win over a previa shirt.

It's cool but think his Audi Allroad shirt beats it.

Absolutely. I need one where can I buy one?

@@shayjohnson5830 😂😂🗿

I’d actually be worried if a Land Rover didn’t had a Check Engine light one, that’s when you know shit is seriously broken

LMAO

haha yupp !

Haha... good one mate XD

Who needs an engine, just flinstone the car 😂

Just don't buy a car, idiots.

That’s the stuff that make Scotty Kilmer’s head explode

That's something you hope for when car is out of warranty

@@its_MSR man it's normal for modern cars. But the sunroof is a real problem with JLR.

Happens all the time on my bmw

It’s the sign of a larger problem that goes undiagnosed

Lmao

I would, it's cool

I will steal you and pet you

@@rymreaper i wouldn't mind

Thiiisssss traffic light is now mine.

I think it's standard

At least his made it to 20k miles. TFL's Defender went what, 300 miles, before the engine blew? I was hesitant to buy a first model year Honda Odyssey when it got redesigned a few years back. Buying a first model year PLUS built in new factory Land Rover product is sheer lunacy for normal folks who won't be getting a new car every 24 months like a car youtuber.

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

The take-rate on that option is 100%.

YES, that's when you should worry

@@804_Rider misfire right?

@@donpancho5455 I would only worry if they check engine light starts blinking, otherwise it's generally nothing urgent

@@804_Rider yeah but I meant when it blinks it’s cause it has a misfire right?

@@donpancho5455 typically, yes

Good one, Sanjay! I myself used to be a Land Rover defender, but that was over 25 years ago, thus before the "Defender" name came into use. I loved Land Rovers (and Rover cars, too) from 16 April 1964 to 1993 or 1994. That's when my last Land Rover, a Series III 88" DHT was stolen. Like Doug, I had many problems with Land Rover and Rover products over the years. That's why I owned a Land Rover parts business---in Doug's beloved San Diego---from 1974 to 1986. Eventually I grew up. I've been driving a Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon since 16 April 2012. Note the date! I'm still a car nut. Keep up the great work, Doug!

You mean Doug Defender?

I was thinking the same thing 😅

* broken sunroof (twice)

"I drove my Land Cruiser to a new destination. Check out this destination! Amazing eh? OK, now time to drive to the next destination." This ^^^ is why Car KZfaqrs don't buy Japanese cars, because they don't make for good content.

A Land Rover is a collection of parts held together by the power of suggestion

@@jalefkowit If by "the power of suggestion", you mean duct tape and popsicle sticks.

I don't understand why he didn't give details on the issue... What caused the 2 check engine lights?

We definitely need the details on what the CE lights were for and what fixed them.

@@chrislangstaff and at what cost?

Most likely some sensors detecting potential issue, but there was no real issue to be fixed.

@@thomasbegin1204 No kidding. Not explaining it kinda defeats the purpose of the video

This is fucking brilliant LMAO

LoL

I mean you just traded a blown head gasket for a million unsolvable electrical problems lmfao 5 series owner checking in ahah

😂😂😂😂😂😂

😂🤣😂

: Ford Focus enters the chat

So you want to say that other brands new car does not show check engine light in 9 months.

"A little broken." It's a Land Rover, it's what they do.

The Defender can’t Defend itself, That’s why it always breaking something or it’s broken.

funny comment section ha

Just look at the typical Customer...beeing TOTALLY happy and proud that a _BRAND NEW CAR_ just had 2 Check Engine Lights and some other electrical Issues in 20k Miles. Yes, he made those 20k miles in a short duration, but that shouldn´t matter at all, the benefit is just to get stuff sorted out during the warranty. I bet a lot of other brands would love to have customers like that.

AnTrAxX Slingshots sell it before the warranty expires.

@@BS25999 you missed the joke

@@BS25999 europe.jdpower.com/press-releases/2019-uk-vehicle-dependability-study .......just behind Toyota on this one.

Yo uh that innocent profile picture there hmmm

I had the feeling he added "Armadillos" at the last sec. to not get into serious Problems^^

Happened to me me-maw. Damn armadillos 😣

It happened to my buddy Eric

as someone who lives in dallas, this does in fact happen

That's why so many of them have leprosy. One day a family of armadillos ate a leper and the rest is history

Pretty sure those are actually “don’t check engine” lights. Dodges just run so good

Free orange light!

Opens the hood* “yep, it’s still there 👍🏼”

How is your Defender doing these days? Any issues so far? I like the design, but I've read more negative than positive reviews.

psst, that was the joke ;)

@@DougDeMuro Doubt

@@DougDeMuro Woah, rare Doug comment 😳

What, isnt the Toyota Previa a cool car? 😂

At my school, you would get your ass beat for wearing a shirt with a mini van on it.

@@peppapigthekiller7539 lol stop lying

@@CarringtonHollister it was a joke.

It’s the shirt that nobody asked for

I don’t care how reliable a new vehicle is under warranty I care how reliable it is after the warranty runs out

@@Gilboy64 thats when you sell them

Live love dough

Because the mechanics in Nantucket would be out of business

Had Defenders (90, 110, 130) and the various Land Cruisers in off road work in North Africa. As a mechanic all of us used a Land Cruiser pick up. We liked to get to the field and get back...

@@trevornewton2646 mechanics generally just don't like working on cars in their own spare/free time. So naturally, bush mechanics all drive Cruisers.

That’s not true. Land Cruisers (and Mercedes Benz station wagons) used to be the #1 vehicle of the “I want to show you I’m wealthy without being ostentatious” crowd. But that’s gone out of style in the US, so we don’t get the Land Cruiser anymore :(

@cablecow15 that’s just a different level of garbage 😂

And the sunroof stopped working 2 times

And 20,000 relatively easy miles at that (long drives are easier on components than start/stop city driving for instance)

@cablecow15 all CVTs are garbage. Otherwise, Chevy makes the beat transmissions on the market.

@@RBZ06LT6 Oh I don't know about that. Subaru CVTs seem pretty smooth and solid.

is it official though? i expect one day..

Depends on the weather a lot of explorer SUVs rust away before there really mechanically broken

@@user-gu1sz9vi9e Yeah, the winters in Utah are pretty bad, but we generally try to keep it clean, especially when there's a lot of salt on the road. It does have a bit of surface rust, on things like the exhaust, but that's to be expected with a 5 year old car. The car is kept indoors 95% of the time.

I’ve had mine for 6 and it’s only at 55k miles- it’s a sport model.

Modern vehicles need to be driven. It’s not going to last as long as you think of it just sits….

My 2013 Mercedes C has less than 40k miles. It only visits the mechanic once a year for regular maintenance.

100%, I had a 1999 Camry with 350,000 miles that I regularly took on 12 hour trips without a second thought. It really bothers me that it’s supposed to be impressive that an almost brand new vehicle can make a cross country trip. I doubt Land Rover will ever improve reliability, why would they. They put out the worst vehicles on earth and people buy them left and right for the “image”

@@RobertSmith-le8wp Land Rover is a luxury brand that makes cars for wealthy people. Wealthy people can definitely afford repairs, so there’s less inclination on Land Rovers part to improve reliability. Meanwhile Toyota makes cars for the average consumer who most likely can’t afford expensive repairs, so they are more inclined to master reliability which they have. Even if I was wealthy, I’d rather stick with reliability than looks so that I don’t have to throw money away on a poorly built piece of crap that was made to look like eye candy.

I used the Toyota Previa for my comment because it looks like Doug is wearing a Previa t-shirt.

@Micolash You don’t get it. It’s because of the experience the Land Rover supplies. This is the issue with Toyota guys - they think EVERYTHING is about reliability. Coming from someone with a Land Cruiser

@Micolash Wealthy people who want to flaunt their wealth (or not so wealthy people who want others to think they are wealthy) get the Land Rover. Wealthy people who don't want to flaunt their wealth will get the Toyota Land Cruiser instead.

I guess he likes to hear himself talking. 😂

@@yungboicontigo9278 yeah sorry, i have to contact the IT guy and let him update my autocorrect feature and fyi, i'm a Doug "fan" sikce 3 years lol

People usually bring home a jar full of sand from a beach they really liked. Doug brings home a Land Rover Defender full of sand from a beach he really liked

He looks a bit tan too.

flashing cel does the job just fine

Only one light is enough. Then, get the engine scanned in any official service agent so you know if it's a real problem or a minor issue.

@@billiken27 a USD 20 OBS and your own smartphone can check if for you

Well, it had to have something going for it

I'm amazed how often contemporary cars break down, regardless the brand. Seriously, a Fiat we bought in 1993 didn't break even once not only over the first 20k miles but even 70k.

@@spavatch less electronics, less to go wrong

@@duppa - make it no electronics. Hardly an excuse for shoddy build quality though, they were supposed to improve our driving experience, not spoil it with recurring problems.

I had 10 year old S2000 with 90k miles, had 1 check engine light in that time and it was fixed for $100 bucks parts and labor

LessDougDeMuro

Can we stop with the lame joke on every video?

@@bernardobarreto4211 you know that’s an actual channel

You are sooo original, like w****

He's experimenting with the algorithm (he responded to another comment similar to yours)

I’ve replied to a few dozen comments explaining that I’m trying an experiment, but it always gets buried in the “forgot your password” stuff.

@@DougDeMuro so you haven't forgot the password?

@@DougDeMuro that's something that a person who forgot their password would say

@@DougDeMuro lol i can tell you’re verry annoyed

@@DougDeMuro, well, that's the first one I see. I like this experiment, everything in 1 channel is better then split on two.

Can you imagine the amount of off the wall stuff they see. It’s the perfect storm of wealthy owners who usually don’t keep up with things (not car people - soccer mom Range Rover) and high failure vehicle components.

As a mechanic I actually preferred wrenching on high end brands like LR and BMW than Toyota’s. The LR customers expected their vehicle to rack up high repair bills so when you present them with a $4k bill they approve it, whereas the Toyota customers are straight up cheap. The cars do rarely have problems but when they do the owners have the notion that Toyota’s never break and start arguing and barter on the repair costs

There is less Doug Doug demuro you should check it out!!!!!!!!

@@mohammedawadud7238 It's the dumbest channel on YT.

I would say it's because he doesn't have as many cars to review anymore and he prefers to asure views on this channel rather than dumping it ans only using the other.

that’s a Rick roll link everyone. Anarchy!

He probably lost the password to the account

@@klokcotizao224433199 probably, Doug's a smart guy

He's said either in the Doug Facebook group or his actual FB page that he's experimenting with this

Because that's more views in another video. Typical greedy KZfaqr.

@@AviationDirection he might do 2 seperate videos for the 2 different check engine lights!

Marketing. So that Range Rover offers him to test more vehicles.

Because Land Rovers have like 30 million problems after 20,000 miles

Gives it character

It's not so much wether people believe it or not, it's more wether people choose to ignore the fact that they are terribly unreliable vehicles. Land Rover hasn't even figured out simple electrical systems yet.

@@jimmorrison3715 I believe you missed the joke sir

They have had quite a few issues, although my old range sport was significantly less troublesome than the BMW 335i I had at the same time. It’s not a Lexus, but people know that

@@skrep123 😂 I sure did!

It's probably just burned out at that point.

I live in a city and imagine that you would get the same reactions driving around in a Buick. I don't think I've seen a Buick on the road in weeks.

F

@@yungboicontigo9278 it’s the other way around, toyota just hijacked the BRZ

@@yungboicontigo9278 well the engine is Subaru but even if it was just a rebadged Toyota.... What's the problem with that?

@@yungboicontigo9278 You're a rebadged DeMuro.

That’s not necessarily true

Every car has tiny issues expect it's a corolla so WIth all the modern day tech things will break so I hope you understand that

Often you get these little problems early on, then the car goes on to be rock solid once they’re fixed. Things can get overlooked in the factory. It’s annoying, but it happens. Cars are immensely complicated machines these days, mistakes during manufacturing or faulty components usually show up quite quickly.

Will it hit 50k miles though? It’s is a Land Rover, so it’s not a given.

@@av_oid look at this every car or Suvs is filled with tech that means they will have issues so don't overblow it

You mean IF it hits 50k lol

Now that’s something I’d like to see

Funniest comment I’ve read so far

But Scotty is full of shit and only makes clickbate nowadays. Hes not half of what he used to be on Yt

@@RBZ06LT6 don't talk about the GOAT like that 🐐

@@pedromata133 what makes him the GOAT? Either you’re trolling or you have low expectations lol.

but other than all of the things that are broken and 2 engine lights ITS A GREAT CAR. I think doug needs to talk about a therapist.

My 03 Tahoe has 264k miles. Has been bulletproof. Nothing but tires, brakes, wiper blades and a battery other than fluid changes.

It's a land rover, what did you expect? And all because "tHe LanD cRuIseR doEsN't hAvE AdaPTivE cRUisE cOntRoL" bullshit, had it been a J200 or a GX460 the title would read: 450,000 miles and nothing is broken

New Ford Explorer is on, what, it’s seventh recall? 991 GT3 caught on fire for its entire first model year? Focus RS head gaskets? A lot of cars have problems early on in their model run, I could do 100 of these. Not unique to Land Rover.

I use adaptive cruise control more frequently then I use the climate control. It’s an essential feature. Toyota doesn’t offer it. I would rather have 20 check engine lights than no adaptive cruise, simple as that.

That statement applies to basically almost any European Cars.

@@jayforerunner965 applies to most cars without proper maintenance

@Home How Shut up!

@@jayforerunner965 you mean american cars

No they arent.

Hello From El Paso Texas!........ If You Drive Through Here On Friday Its Pretty Much Normal To See A Bunch Of Idiot Drivers On The Roads. Not Even The Police Care Anymore lol.

Same with a 2016 one

Lol 30k is such a low bar. My Honda del Sol has 260k miles and hasn’t had a single problem and looks and drives like brand new. You’ll have problems because Land Rovers a overpriced hunks of garbage.

@@Enidx10 Lol, think 260k is a lot? Try 400k like the 5 Town Cars my dad's limo fleet had.

@@Enidx10 ok. I’m sorry for picking a Land Rover. Hope it didn’t hurt your feelings XD

Epotheros 260k is way more than 30k that these ppl seem to think is an accomplishment LOL

Couldn't have agreed more