Land Rover Monthly

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When the chips are down

HIS is probably not a good time to buy a used Land Rover. The global shortage of semi-conductor processing chips needed for all new vehicles’ multiple ECUs is hindering the supply of new vehicles. Many newly-built cars are currently stored awaiting the addition of vital chips

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