Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is grappling with a critical issue as its workshops face a “breaking point” due to a worldwide parts shortage. Reports from Car Dealer Magazine indicate that the automaker has even exhausted its fleet of courtesy cars as it struggles to meet the demand for parts.
According to the trade publication, roughly 10,000 customer cars across the UK are currently awaiting essential components, with around 5,000 of them immobilized at dealerships. This alarming revelation was made by Andrew Woolliscroft, the UK client care director, while addressing dealerships during a network summit at the British Motor Museum earlier this month.
