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    Land Rover Discovery

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    2019
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    Land Rover Discovery 2019 4-door SUV
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    • Predicted Reliability
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    2019 Land Rover Discovery Ratings & Reliability
    The Discovery is a luxury three-row SUV that blends on-road refinement with off-road and towing prowess. We found that the 340-hp, 3.0-liter supercharged V6 engine produces plenty of power and the eight-speed automatic transmission shifts smoothly, but this combo returned a mere 17 mpg overall in our tests. A 254-hp, 3.0-liter turbodiesel V6 is also available. The second row can fit three adults, but it is too low for optimal comfort, and accessing the tight third-row seat is a slow, awkward process. Though the optional air suspension makes the ride mostly steady, the Disco is a bit lumbering in corners. Controls can be confusing, but the front seats are very comfortable and the quiet cabin is nicely furnished. The SVX is a special off-road version with a 5.0-liter supercharged V8 engine.
    2017-2018
    2017 Redesign Year
    Land Rover Discovery 2018
    The LR4’s successor is a luxury three-row SUV that blends on-road civility with off-road and towing prowess. We found the 340-hp, 3.0-liter supercharged V6 engine provides ample power and the eight-speed automatic transmission shifts smoothly; this combo returned 17 mpg overall in our tests. A 254-hp, 3.0-liter turbodiesel V6 is also available. The second row can fit three adults, but it is too low for optimal comfort, and accessing the tight third-row seat is awkward. While the optional air suspension makes the ride steady and controlled, the Disco is a bit lumbering in corners. Controls can be confusing, but the front seats are very comfortable and the quiet cabin is nicely furnished.
    Average Retail Price Trade-in Price Reliability Verdict Owner Satisfaction View Local Inventory
    2018 $41,325 - $57,275 $38,700 - $53,450
    2017 $35,725 - $55,775 $33,450 - $52,050
    1999-2004
    Land Rover Discovery 2001
    A redesign for 1999 Discovery added notable features. Among them: an optional active-cornering system that reduces body roll, an off-road hill-descent system, and an optional self-leveling rear air suspension. But this capable off-road vehicle lacks finesse on the pavement. The steering is imprecise, the ride is stiff and choppy, and the tail can swing out abruptly in emergency maneuvers. Acceleration is lackluster and fuel economy abysmal. Some controls are awkward and cryptically labeled. The front seats dont go back far enough for tall drivers, and a high floor and small doors hinder access. Third-row seats for two small passengers are optional.
    Average Retail Price Trade-in Price Reliability Verdict Owner Satisfaction View Local Inventory
    2004 $4,125 - $5,100 $1,580 - $2,380
    2003 $4,000 - $4,825 $1,480 - $2,130
    2002 $3,875 - $4,025 $1,375 - $1,505
    2001 $3,825 - $3,850 $1,315 - $1,345
    2000 $3,825 $1,315