Jaguar Land Rover says it plans to invest more than £1m to help the police fight vehicle crime in the UK.
The money will be used to support police operations in theft hotspots, as well as to fund intelligence gathering.
Earlier this year, the company’s boss angrily denied reports that Range Rovers were particularly vulnerable to theft.
However, owners have complained that insurers have been hiking their premiums dramatically, or even refusing cover.
Among them is Meryl Cabellos, a 41-year-old Frenchman who has lived in the UK for seven years, and works in the technology industry.
Last year, the cost of insuring his 2017 Range Rover Sport doubled, from £2,000 to £4,000.
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