<prompt> Human: After browsing and shopping for almost a year, I bought a 2007 Range Rover in November for 18,000 with 104,000 miles. Used Rovers in my area Omaha, NE are few and far between. A didnt rush into the purchase and negotiated on the price for a month. I also had it checked out by a mechanic. I was in a 2014 Kia Soul, and I admit, I didnt want to drive it for another winter. Out of all the vehicles Ive owned, it was by far the worst in Nebraska winters. I didnt put any money down, and my car payment is 330month for 5 year loan term. Since February, I have had MANY unforeseen repairs to the tune of 8,300. I feel like I have sunk so much money in this truck that I will have to drive it forever and continue putting money in it. I am wondering what advice you would offer me. Thanks in advance.  <response>: You dont have a lemon. Thats just a range rover. Theyre terrible, worse than Chrysler and jeep in terms of repairs. The problem is that theyre British, and in the states thats expensive to repair. Your mistake was buying a range Rover instead of snow tires. 