Land Rover North America communicated just a couple of hours ago...
... "Although this issue is currently under investigation with a software fix slated to be released at the end of June, we believe this does not substantially impair the use and value of your vehicle nor do we believe this issue creates a "serious safety hazard" as defined by the Texas Lemon Law."...
"Serious Safety Hazard" is a legal term that has a very specific legal definition. "IF" it's still under investigation, how can they be sure it "DOESN'T" present said hazard? It could be argued that "safety" is a matter of perception. Walking across a cable strung between 2 tall buildings is "safe" for the Wallenda Family.
We DID initiate the Lemon Law, as well as communicated with the Finance Co., who has also taken the matter up directly with the Dealership. There is an initial offer of "inconvenience" reimbursement also included by LRNA.
The more voices that speak on this issue, the closer to resolution we can get.
Regardless of outcome on this, its NOT the hassle expected when purchasing an $80,000 vehicle. This is RR #10 that has been purchased within the family in the last 16 years. VERY disappointed with this one.