
According to Automotive News, the Office of Defect Investigation at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration received seven reports of JLR vehicles rolling away after having been shifted into park – but without the parking brake engaged.
Five of those incidents reportedly resulted in injuries, including one individual who was pinned between the vehicle and a garage wall. As a result, the NHTSA opened on December 16 an investigation into the 2013 Jaguar XF and the 2012-14 Range Rover Evoque. If the investigation turns into a recall, JLR could be compelled to recall as many as 39,000 of those vehicles.
In a separate issue, JLR is also recalling certain 2016-17 Land Rover Discovery Sport and Evoque models for a suspension problem. According to the NHTSA's recall notice, 220 vehicles will need to have fasteners on their front lower control arms replaced.
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