This would not surprise me at all, as being owned by TATA and they're driving hard for sales as no doubt JLR is the current cash cow. I wonder if the other automotive manufacturers are doing the same?

whether the gagging order is enforceable or not is an interesting point, more interesting is that there are Disco sport owners rejecting new cars (I was hoping to buy one in a couple of years time), and that these lemons will resurface on the second hand market, probably as LR approved cars. Tangiers Orange - gone, missing her
Replaced by Ewok what a mistake - now a happy Disco Sport owner

The Doctor wrote:

For anyone on the other forum looking for advice from a solicitor or citizens advice in addition to my pointers on here, I used these several years ago and received preliminary advice which was enough and I didn't need to pay for further services.

https://www.slatergordon.co.uk/consumer-law/

I've heard of a Discosport being rejected due to problems with the AdBlue system which couldn't be resolved.

Incidentally, manufacturer;s gagging orders are quite common. People are only just too relieved to get shot of an expensive headache as to actually question the validity of the order. I personally know of 2 manufacturers who implement such nonsense