Known APK problem
Land Rover Range Rover Sport II: fuel system
On the Land Rover Range Rover Sport II the APK inspector finds fuel system problems 114.9× as often as on cars of the same age: at 11–12 years 1.0%, against about 0.0% nationally.
Window: Oct 2025 – Sep 2026 · Updated: 16 Oct 2026
What is it?
Leaking or damaged fuel lines, tank or LPG parts.
How to check it at the viewing
After starting, smell for fuel and look for wet spots near the tank and lines.
Ask the seller: Have there been leaks in the fuel system or LPG installation?
By age
Share of inspected Land Rover Range Rover Sport IIs with this defect, compared with all cars of the same age.
| Age | Type | Range Rover Sport II | National | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 – 12 years | A | 1.0% | 0.0% | 114.9× |
A = structure, safety or costly mechanics; B = fail, usually simple; C = advisory. An age is missing when this defect is not among the most common there.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the Land Rover Range Rover Sport II often have fuel system problems?
Yes, more often than average at the APK. At 11–12 years the inspector found a fuel system defect on 1.0% of inspected Land Rover Range Rover Sport IIs, against about 0.0% of all cars of the same age (114.9×). Source: RDW Open Data, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026.
How do you check the fuel system on a used Land Rover Range Rover Sport II?
After starting, smell for fuel and look for wet spots near the tank and lines.
Repair indication: small, medium or large. An indication of the usual repair, not a quote: the real cost depends on the car, the cause and the garage.
Source: RDW Open Data (CC0), analysis CarXray.nl. 6,857,004 inspected passenger cars aged 3 years and older, Oct 2025 – Sep 2026. Each car counts once. How we know