Land Rover Centurion
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Land Rover Centurion
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
25 May 2026, 11:50
Robbing customers
We purchased the vehicle directly from them in 2021, and all service work under the motor plan was completed through their authorised centre. Issues began to arise in 2025. There is a particular service consultant, Mr Morne, whose approach appeared to be intended to cause frustration. The vehicle developed an unusual noise, and despite multiple visits—over four times—they persisted in asserting that there was no fault with the vehicle. It was only after we raised concerns with Land Rover that the issue was addressed, revealing that the brake pads had developed cracks. In December, the vehicle indicated a major service requirement, despite the mileage being approximately 94,000 miles. We were advised to wait until January, which we did. Subsequently, we were told to bring the vehicle in March since it had not yet reached 100,000 miles. We took the vehicle in March, and then they requested us to return it in April. We were abroad during April; upon our return and subsequent booking, we were informed that the vehicle was now out of warranty. Land Rover should have removed the major service warning while the vehicle was still under warranty; however, this was not done. It appears that Land Rover acted in a manner that disadvantaged us, possibly influenced by concerns related to the dealership Lazarus Motors.
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
25 May 2026, 11:50
Robbing customers
We purchased the vehicle directly from them in 2021, and all service work under the motor plan was completed through their authorised centre. Issues began to arise in 2025. There is a particular service consultant, Mr Morne, whose approach appeared to be intended to cause frustration. The vehicle developed an unusual noise, and despite multiple visits—over four times—they persisted in asserting that there was no fault with the vehicle. It was only after we raised concerns with Land Rover that the issue was addressed, revealing that the brake pads had developed cracks. In December, the vehicle indicated a major service requirement, despite the mileage being approximately 94,000 miles. We were advised to wait until January, which we did. Subsequently, we were told to bring the vehicle in March since it had not yet reached 100,000 miles. We took the vehicle in March, and then they requested us to return it in April. We were abroad during April; upon our return and subsequent booking, we were informed that the vehicle was now out of warranty. Land Rover should have removed the major service warning while the vehicle was still under warranty; however, this was not done. It appears that Land Rover acted in a manner that disadvantaged us, possibly influenced by concerns related to the dealership Lazarus Motors.
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
5 Mar 2024, 22:01
Advice on uncollected vehicle
I’m not sure whether I will be in order or not but, I really expected Land Rover Centurion to be more lenient. The Story is that I got vehicle for friend outside the country for repairs which went in and repairs were completed after 6-8 months. I only paid a deposit for commencement of work. When the vehicle was done with repairs I tried to secure funds so that I could pay since the vehicle was in custody but to no avail. Now they have engaged their lawyers and charged storage from the month repairs were completed. Surely if I couldn’t raise that money at the time how do I pay the hefty storage which is in excess of R100,000. Right they served me with summons. What do I do?
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
5 Mar 2024, 22:01
Advice on uncollected vehicle
I’m not sure whether I will be in order or not but, I really expected Land Rover Centurion to be more lenient. The Story is that I got vehicle for friend outside the country for repairs which went in and repairs were completed after 6-8 months. I only paid a deposit for commencement of work. When the vehicle was done with repairs I tried to secure funds so that I could pay since the vehicle was in custody but to no avail. Now they have engaged their lawyers and charged storage from the month repairs were completed. Surely if I couldn’t raise that money at the time how do I pay the hefty storage which is in excess of R100,000. Right they served me with summons. What do I do?
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
25 Mar 2020, 14:32
MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE A KING
TOOK MY JAGUAR -FTYPE FOR SERVICE EARLY IN MARCH AS PER AGREEMENT WITH ANOTHER DEALERSHIP , RONNEL FROM JAGUAR CENTURION WAS ON THE BALL , WHEN I ARRIVED THE OVERALL SERVICE FROM THE STAFF WAS AWESOME , THANKS TO RONNEL FOR AWESOME SERVICE AND MAKING MY FIRST AND DEFINITLY NOT MY LAST EXPERIENCE JAG CENTURION ONE TO REMEMBER
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
25 Mar 2020, 14:32
MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE A KING
TOOK MY JAGUAR -FTYPE FOR SERVICE EARLY IN MARCH AS PER AGREEMENT WITH ANOTHER DEALERSHIP , RONNEL FROM JAGUAR CENTURION WAS ON THE BALL , WHEN I ARRIVED THE OVERALL SERVICE FROM THE STAFF WAS AWESOME , THANKS TO RONNEL FOR AWESOME SERVICE AND MAKING MY FIRST AND DEFINITLY NOT MY LAST EXPERIENCE JAG CENTURION ONE TO REMEMBER
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
17 Mar 2020, 11:21
Land Rover Centurion is Trash
In December 2019 I took my Range Rover for annual service for the first time to the Centurion branch. Surprisingly, when I asked for a diagnosis for a gearbox fault warning light on the dashboard, the service advisor told me that they are too busy to attend to it and I would have to book the car specifically for that diagnosis at a cost of R1300. On 18 February 2020 I took in the car for a diagnosis. The same service advisor offered a complementary technical inspection of the car as a special that they were running. To replace the battery which is what was causing the warning light sign, it took the whole day reportedly because they have only 1 electrical technician. From the technical inspection, it was discovered that there is a timing chain fault. Booked the car in on 24th Feb to repair the chain. Told it would take 2-3 days to replace. It took 2 weeks with little or no updates on progress and was never offered a courtesy car. There was insistence that once they strip the car and the Warrantor doesn’t pay, I would personally be liable to settle the invoice (R21 000). There were differences in the amount that I was quoted (R21 000) and the one given to the Warrantor (R18 000). At every encounter, the service advisor excellently sells key pouches for cash. To-date (16 March) I do not have a copy of an invoice which they promised to email when I collected my car on 6 March. I tried several times to raise these concerns with the Dealer Principal. Despite superb call answering and messaging system, the Dealer Principal never bothered to return my calls and instead told the service advisor to call me.
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
17 Mar 2020, 11:21
Land Rover Centurion is Trash
In December 2019 I took my Range Rover for annual service for the first time to the Centurion branch. Surprisingly, when I asked for a diagnosis for a gearbox fault warning light on the dashboard, the service advisor told me that they are too busy to attend to it and I would have to book the car specifically for that diagnosis at a cost of R1300. On 18 February 2020 I took in the car for a diagnosis. The same service advisor offered a complementary technical inspection of the car as a special that they were running. To replace the battery which is what was causing the warning light sign, it took the whole day reportedly because they have only 1 electrical technician. From the technical inspection, it was discovered that there is a timing chain fault. Booked the car in on 24th Feb to repair the chain. Told it would take 2-3 days to replace. It took 2 weeks with little or no updates on progress and was never offered a courtesy car. There was insistence that once they strip the car and the Warrantor doesn’t pay, I would personally be liable to settle the invoice (R21 000). There were differences in the amount that I was quoted (R21 000) and the one given to the Warrantor (R18 000). At every encounter, the service advisor excellently sells key pouches for cash. To-date (16 March) I do not have a copy of an invoice which they promised to email when I collected my car on 6 March. I tried several times to raise these concerns with the Dealer Principal. Despite superb call answering and messaging system, the Dealer Principal never bothered to return my calls and instead told the service advisor to call me.
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