Maybe Range Rover were waiting for Apple and whatever third parties responsible to fix the issues with CarPlay. CarPlay is really problematic and not very useful for the headache it causes. Things like blocking the phone screen for 10 seconds when you connect it, or nav showing on neither the car screen nor the phone. Way too much configuration as well. They've gotta fix it because currently an aux cord or Bluetooth beats it.
BTW, the Range Rover touchscreen entertainment system is far worse. It's got lots of features, but the UI ends up being a nuisance that makes you wish you had a low-end Honda system instead.
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Yep. Range Rovers are wonderful vehicles but break down too much. And Jaguars also break down, but they're not super special cars (though still nice), unless you count the shifter that looks like a radio volume knob, lol. Though the 2000 XK is cool.
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I'll say the XE is a nice-looking car (except for the aforementioned volume knob shifter), but being a 2017 model, it's too early to start seeing problems. I think the reputation is that after 5 years, everything starts breaking. But for all we know they could have already fixed that issue.
And yeah, Bluetooth > CarPlay.