2018–2020 Land Rover Range Rover Sport Mk2 (L494)
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Common Problems & Reliability
The 2018–2020 Land Rover Range Rover Sport Mk2 (L494) has 4 known issues. 2 of these are classified as serious faults that could be expensive to repair. 1 are moderate concerns worth inspecting before purchase.
SDV6 Crankshaft Failure
SeriousIdentical risk to the Discovery 4 and L405, leading to a required engine replacement.
Symptoms: Sudden engine stall, Deep knocking noise
Est. repair cost: £6,000–£10,000
Air Suspension Bag Leaks
SeriousRubber air bags perish and crack causing the car to sag. Compressors overwork trying to compensate and eventually fail.
Symptoms: Car leaning after parking, Slow lift time...
Est. repair cost: £400–£1,200
Water Ingress via Boot and Door Seals
ModerateSeal failures around the boot and doors allow water to enter, damaging the audio amplifier, boot electronics, and causing electrical gremlins.
Symptoms: Wet boot carpet, Amplifier failure...
Est. repair cost: £150–£800
Touch Pro Duo Stability
MinorThe dual-screen infotainment on facelift models is prone to lagging, freezing, or failing to boot.
Symptoms: Black screens, Bluetooth connection loss...
Est. repair cost: £0–£300 (Update)
Buying Tips for the 2018–2020 Land Rover Range Rover Sport Mk2 (L494)
- ✓Listen for SDV6 crankshaft knocking; ensure oil changes are frequent.
- ✓On later cars (2018+), test the Touch Pro Duo screens for freezing.
- ✓Check the boot for water ingress - seals can fail, damaging the audio amplifier or other modules.
- ✓Verify the soft-close door motors (if fitted) all operate correctly.
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