I have one. I wasn’t sold on the looks when I first got it, but now I love it. Mine is the diesel and that is a great engine. Mine has been trouble free, as were the two RRS I had before this. The function of this truck is amazing. It swallows people and stuff brilliantly. I like it on the road. It’s not sporty like the RRS, but it’s very planted and can eat the miles.
The best review on the model that I have ever seen on TH-cam. Great job! But lets be honest. Land Rover fans won't ever look at BMWs or Volvos. These are definitely very different cars.
When I went to pick mine up, the first one delivered, I sat in the 2nd row and realized there was no thigh support, as you can see when Alex sat in it. why didn't you mention it? did not take delivery. Now I drive a velar. Great suv! No problems at 7,500 miles.
Great review for an over-priced gas gussler. I never understood why you have to pay so much more for many safety features that are now standard on many non-luxury and mid-level vehicles. Safety should be standard at this price level. Should you desire a better sound system, 16 way power adjustible seats, high priced wood trims, nappa leather, other amenities - Fine, just don't price safety as an amenity.
Americans may say Disco is a gas guzzler, but in markets like Europe and Korea, the main seller is 3.0 Litre V6 Turbo Diesel which is way economical than whatever petrol version America get. Plus, considering the extremely low fuel price in America, gas guzzler would not matter to you guys.
Fully loaded…this is a very nice and luxurious vehicle. All vehicles have their flaws, and should be purchased with some type of warranty; but this review focused on a lot of negatives, in which I have owned the 2017 Gas engine, and the 2018 Diesel engine, and even though I prefer the diesel because of better mpg, I enjoy driving this vehicle, especially on long trips that allows you to be surrounded by its comfortable interior. I also like the exterior and the look of its stance. Everyone that have ridden with me always enjoys the ride and compliments it’s looks. I have a 5 year warranty, so I’m not worried about reliability, I just enjoy all the good times in owning such a luxurious vehicle. I do recommend, if your budget allows you, and you’re looking to purchase one, to get the fully loaded HSE Luxury, and with the diesel for better mpg. But don’t make your decision on what others say, go check it out for yourself and see if it fit your lifestyle. As with any vehicle, keep it serviced, purchase a warranty and enjoy the Land Rover Ride!
Hey Alex. I swear you said you were 5'10" in a video last week. Anyway, as someone mentioned below, the quality or lack thereof with Landovers is a deal breaker unless they have drastically improved. I had a Freelander and a Disco and they were literally in the shop every other month. The Disco had $9k in warranty work during the year that I owned it and the Freelander, well, the rear window stuck in the down position 15 minutes after we left the dealership on a Saturday. We quickly drove back to the dealer and got a loaner since the Service Department had already closed. A month later it started leaking transmission fluid and they told me it was normal based on the size of the drops it was leaving and I am not making this up. It continued to get worse and they finally found it had a cracked transmission housing. There were none in the states so they ordered one from England so my Freelander sat at the dealership for 7 weeks. I could go on and on about both of them, but it would take a couple of hours. Their customer service was wonderful and I got to know most everyone at the dealership on a personal basis, but their vehicles were absolute junk.
@Chris Imer this is nothing new dumbass, Land rover is a lease only company, and even then it will be in the shop for a fix or two. The reliability is shit and that is nothing new
Chris Imer be careful what keyboard warriors and dinosaur owners say. I’ve had JLR products for 9 yrs and never had a major issue. Mainly infotainment worries. Do your own Due diligence and look for recent quality scores from reputable independent bodies. BMW, Audi, Merc are often worse.
@@anthonydayspring9923 Anthony Dayspring99 I consider Consumer Reports as a reputable source and all but one model are scored in the low 50's and another in the 30's which means they are far from being recommended.
Thank you Alex. I’ve been waiting 2 years for you to get a review of this vehicle. After spending 6 years with my Range Rover Evoque I finally wised up and got a Subaru Ascent for my 3 row vehicle. 2020 Land Rover Defender......🤔 we shall see
@@stephnicaise for the most part it was ok. The 2012 was a first year model. Headlights would go out about every 6 months or so. Water pump and radiator needed to be replaced. As long as the car was under warranty nothing too bad. Until the deferential needed to be replaced. That was the last straw. Traded it in.
Land rover discovery was in my list of options. There were several things I dislike in the LR discovery such as; the fuel consumption rate, the exterior design especially from the back, the price range here in our local dealer, the short warranty compared to competitors, etc.
Tom Weiland Quite right - really strange when you see that the cup holders were starting to slide forwards as he touched them but he still didn’t realise that they would slide fully forward to expose the compartment underneath.
Regarding LR reliability I own an Alfa Giulia Quadifromaggio and it has been very reliable for the two years I have owned it and people say Alfa supposedly sucks for reliability. I will take the risk if we decide on this. The disco is sophisticated taste.
Its 2nd row seats are extremely low to the ground, providing no thigh support for adults! In other word, if you carry adults in the 2nd row, look else where.
Since Land Rovers are losing their pure utilitarian focus and are becoming more like Range Rovers, will one of those lines ultimately be cut, or will we have Buick vs. Oldsmobile thing going for a while?
The Discovery is a prime example of Pig-in-a-Wig. A low end vehicle dressed up a bit with a price far higher than the vehicle is worth. Add in historically terrible reliability and incredibly high repair costs and this becomes the epitome of British-labelled vehicles. Note, I say British labelled because I don't think there is a single British component of this Indian owned, Slovakian built clunker.
Im sorry but this just isn't worth it at all. I understand having a soft spot for things (like me with GM vehicles) but you need to be able to accept when a brand is pumping out garbage.
@@tattttu9 Wouldn't be pretty to own it out of lease or out of warranty. To me the design is a total shitshow. You can't deny that the previous gens looked way rugged than this minivan-like inspired design. In short, I hate this gen Discovery. Despite being not so reliable, I loved the previous gen just because it looked so good. I don't feel the same with this gen.
@@geethsan1567 even the old gen wasn't that unreliable, and this new one looks better in person, might be a question of taste, but what the most people call ugly (the back of the discovery) is an homage to the older gens, and I totally appreciate that. And I didn't leased mine and haven't had any problems out of the ordinary with cars.
Optional air suspension is worse than standard steel spring suspension. Tells me everything I need to know: the whole car is underdeveloped hence avoid.
Since I’d like to drive the vehicle I own instead of just having visitation rights to the dealership service bay, I’d rather have the Kia Telluride than this.
I am Land Rover Owner and Land Rover is just Life style and adventure truck .... probably the legend say is not the best on reliability but from the box is the most preparer SUV for overland and off-road period and I know out there worst SUV run the planet with more reliability issue . Yes Land Rover is not like Toyota can run the world with out Maintenance...Land Rover is for Men who like to fix is on truck by self and is not for traditional City people who depend from a mechanic. By default if you can't fix a Land Rover don't Buy. Base in this SUV this is perfect to go shopping not for Off roading.
I love how objective Alex is in his reviews but I'll bring up the elephant in the room. Reliability. Land Rover/Range Rover are notoriously awful for reliability. I know almost all customers in this class lease their vehicles so they are under warranty but it's still a major pain to have your vehicle in the shop. Also, how in the hell did they design a 2nd row that can't accomodate a child seat? Why can't you put anything in the cargo area with all 3 rows up? Why is the mileage so terrible? I like the styling but why would I not choose anything else in this class over this?
I agree those models are better on road people movers and have better tech, but if you are into off road capabilities and or towing the disco has some class leading capabilities
Who buys these pos JLR products? They literally can't work for longer than a year tops. Sister had to have one and was in the shop every other week for something malfunctioning. She sold it 7 months later. This was a 2018. He'll the loaner Evoque they have her broke down twice. Yikes.
A moment of silence please...for the unfortunate people who decide to buy one of these off-lease. Endless pain and suffering awaits them - endless that is, until they either set it on fire or sell it.
Got mine for just over three years now and its been a dream to own, I never took any notice of the preconceived opinions on these vehicles by people who have never owned one. There is nothing like them on the road and all the family love it. @@ushittyuglylc5037
I know beauty is subjective but this car is ugly. I like the looks of Evoque and the Velar. Its a pity that land rover discontinued the 110, that model while boxy had its own fans.
Idk where you live but in america thats pretty average. Also we have less regulation cheating turbocharged engines over here so the numbers are more real world.
@@afcgeo882 this guy is probably a european whos used to tiny cars with tiny turbodiesels that get 50mpg, not understanding how engines work in the real world, especially gasoline (petrol) ones
@@afcgeo882 considering most SUV reviewers are american, people watching have learned to open another tab and convert the mpg to L/100km, and eventually just got a rough idea of conversions. 40 would be great, 30 good, 20 bad and 10 is unbearable. with just that mindset seeing 18 mpg appropriately would spark a negative reaction
I have one. I wasn’t sold on the looks when I first got it, but now I love it. Mine is the diesel and that is a great engine. Mine has been trouble free, as were the two RRS I had before this.
The function of this truck is amazing. It swallows people and stuff brilliantly.
I like it on the road. It’s not sporty like the RRS, but it’s very planted and can eat the miles.
The best review on the model that I have ever seen on TH-cam. Great job!
But lets be honest. Land Rover fans won't ever look at BMWs or Volvos. These are definitely very different cars.
Love the look of this new Disco...!!.....Just bought the new Evoque a few days ago.
I know this is old but I’m looking at an older discovery. Really appreciate your platform. You cover a lot of bases in your presentation!
When I went to pick mine up, the first one delivered, I sat in the 2nd row and realized there was no thigh support, as you can see when Alex sat in it. why didn't you mention it? did not take delivery. Now I drive a velar. Great suv! No problems at 7,500 miles.
So true. Very knees up seating. Hopefully they have fixed it with the update.
Great review for an over-priced gas gussler. I never understood why you have to pay so much more for many safety features that are now standard on many non-luxury and mid-level vehicles. Safety should be standard at this price level. Should you desire a better sound system, 16 way power adjustible seats, high priced wood trims, nappa leather, other amenities - Fine, just don't price safety as an amenity.
Americans may say Disco is a gas guzzler, but in markets like Europe and Korea, the main seller is 3.0 Litre V6 Turbo Diesel which is way economical than whatever petrol version America get. Plus, considering the extremely low fuel price in America, gas guzzler would not matter to you guys.
Fully loaded…this is a very nice and luxurious vehicle. All vehicles have their flaws, and should be purchased with some type of warranty; but this review focused on a lot of negatives, in which I have owned the 2017 Gas engine, and the 2018 Diesel engine, and even though I prefer the diesel because of better mpg, I enjoy driving this vehicle, especially on long trips that allows you to be surrounded by its comfortable interior. I also like the exterior and the look of its stance. Everyone that have ridden with me always enjoys the ride and compliments it’s looks. I have a 5 year warranty, so I’m not worried about reliability, I just enjoy all the good times in owning such a luxurious vehicle. I do recommend, if your budget allows you, and you’re looking to purchase one, to get the fully loaded HSE Luxury, and with the diesel for better mpg. But don’t make your decision on what others say, go check it out for yourself and see if it fit your lifestyle. As with any vehicle, keep it serviced, purchase a warranty and enjoy the Land Rover Ride!
Hey Alex. I swear you said you were 5'10" in a video last week. Anyway, as someone mentioned below, the quality or lack thereof with Landovers is a deal breaker unless they have drastically improved. I had a Freelander and a Disco and they were literally in the shop every other month.
The Disco had $9k in warranty work during the year that I owned it and the Freelander, well, the rear window stuck in the down position 15 minutes after we left the dealership on a Saturday. We quickly drove back to the dealer and got a loaner since the Service Department had already closed. A month later it started leaking transmission fluid and they told me it was normal based on the size of the drops it was leaving and I am not making this up. It continued to get worse and they finally found it had a cracked transmission housing. There were none in the states so they ordered one from England so my Freelander sat at the dealership for 7 weeks. I could go on and on about both of them, but it would take a couple of hours. Their customer service was wonderful and I got to know most everyone at the dealership on a personal basis, but their vehicles were absolute junk.
@Chris Imer this is nothing new dumbass, Land rover is a lease only company, and even then it will be in the shop for a fix or two. The reliability is shit and that is nothing new
Chris Imer be careful what keyboard warriors and dinosaur owners say. I’ve had JLR products for 9 yrs and never had a major issue. Mainly infotainment worries. Do your own Due diligence and look for recent quality scores from reputable independent bodies. BMW, Audi, Merc are often worse.
@@anthonydayspring9923
Anthony Dayspring99 I consider Consumer Reports as a reputable source and all but one model are scored in the low 50's and another in the 30's which means they are far from being recommended.
bullcrap.i owned two RRsport not issues at all.i bet u never owned one LOL
@@ushittyuglylc5037 You are right, I owned "two" of these rolling pieces of garbage, but the were great off road.
Anyone else storing a gallon of milk in there center armrest...
Not me
I use that space for 1 gallon of water for long drives😆
Only Whole Milk. Skim milk gets a little watery when it’s 100 degrees out.
You do understand it's just a reference of size, just like his 13 inch laptop for the glove compartment
@@asherkothapalli That is actually a good idea. Cheaper than multiple bottles and keeps it out of the sun, and thus cooler.
Thank you Alex. I’ve been waiting 2 years for you to get a review of this vehicle. After spending 6 years with my Range Rover Evoque I finally wised up and got a Subaru Ascent for my 3 row vehicle. 2020 Land Rover Defender......🤔 we shall see
Just let the brand die. It's not able to compete at this point stop lengthening its already long and painful death
@bennie Waker how was reliability on your Évoque?
@@stephnicaise for the most part it was ok. The 2012 was a first year model. Headlights would go out about every 6 months or so. Water pump and radiator needed to be replaced. As long as the car was under warranty nothing too bad. Until the deferential needed to be replaced. That was the last straw. Traded it in.
If you want to go on an expedition, buy a Land Rover. If you want to come back, buy a Toyota. (Or Lexus gx)
is it tht bad?
@@RAHULVISWAN Yeah
Hopefully honda buys land rover for better reliability
BORING - been said before. YAWN!
Come on!!!! Boo you.
LMAO ALEX!!! When you said DISCO making a comeback I thought it had to do with Design. Then when I read the name I thought how dumb can I be. LOL
The rear profile has a stance like a horse drawn carriage. But then, the rear is function over form!
Land Rover in the oncoming lane at the 21:45 mark. Perfect timing!
Land Rover air suspension is the path to DeMuro glory.
ahhh a fresh steaming pile of JLR quality engineering and workmanship
Land rover discovery was in my list of options. There were several things I dislike in the LR discovery such as; the fuel consumption rate, the exterior design especially from the back, the price range here in our local dealer, the short warranty compared to competitors, etc.
I think the consensus is, land rovers aren't reliable.
Alex, you missed the large storage compartment beneath the front cup holders. That top bin slides forward to access.
11:18 in vids he mentioning it.
@@tomeng9520 No, he's pointing to another storage area under the HVAC controls. This is under the cup holders.
Tom Weiland Quite right - really strange when you see that the cup holders were starting to slide forwards as he touched them but he still didn’t realise that they would slide fully forward to expose the compartment underneath.
U shud include LX or Gx lexus (or LC Prado if not in US) also bc of its off road prowess - esp compared to other competitors
Regarding LR reliability I own an Alfa Giulia Quadifromaggio and it has been very reliable for the two years I have owned it and people say Alfa supposedly sucks for reliability. I will take the risk if we decide on this. The disco is sophisticated taste.
Why are you comparing this vehicle to non-off road SUVs like the BMW?
ALex why the diesel having more torque has lesser towing capacity
Best review of this truck i have seen. We are shopping this right now.
Great review! Literally 10s of these will sell this year!
Classic 😆
Great car. Thanks
Its 2nd row seats are extremely low to the ground, providing no thigh support for adults!
In other word, if you carry adults in the 2nd row, look else where.
The rear end is absolutely disgusting looking, and I'm a pretty damn soft critic of cars
look asymmetrical
But you wont forget it.
I have an LR4 (generation before this) and it worked very well on squared shaped vehicle. But it looks so unattractive in this rounded shaped car
Since Land Rovers are losing their pure utilitarian focus and are becoming more like Range Rovers, will one of those lines ultimately be cut, or will we have Buick vs. Oldsmobile thing going for a while?
I think they can both survive since the Disco is cheaper and smaller. They're covering more market segments that way.
Was surprised you didn't compared the Discovery with it's most similar car in the market, the Lexus GX; an off-road capable family hauler.
The Discovery is a prime example of Pig-in-a-Wig. A low end vehicle dressed up a bit with a price far higher than the vehicle is worth. Add in historically terrible reliability and incredibly high repair costs and this becomes the epitome of British-labelled vehicles.
Note, I say British labelled because I don't think there is a single British component of this Indian owned, Slovakian built clunker.
tjs114 First of all, the car is not British. It’s indian. Next of all the car is not bad. Third of all the phrase is “Lipstick on a pig”
@Alex on Autos - Would it be possible to bring a review on new updated 2022 Discovery?
looks like a mini van from the back
Im I the only one that thinks the gauge cluster looks like a reskin of the old Ford cluster that is still in the Edge?
Gorgeous
vomit
F
Alex, here's an alternate title - The First Days of Disco.
I think the Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit Trim would be a good alternative to the Discovery (sans third row).
Great review! Have you tried the 2021?!?!
Just curious. Is the noise tested in the same conditions, like the same road, temperature or speed for a better apple to apple comparison? thank you.
Does anyone have a diesel 2019? I would like to know what the real MPG’s are on the highway
You know it's bad when Chrysler is a more reliable option...
Im sorry but this just isn't worth it at all. I understand having a soft spot for things (like me with GM vehicles) but you need to be able to accept when a brand is pumping out garbage.
Have one, it isn't garbage and totally worth it, so what are you saying?
@@tattttu9 Wouldn't be pretty to own it out of lease or out of warranty. To me the design is a total shitshow. You can't deny that the previous gens looked way rugged than this minivan-like inspired design. In short, I hate this gen Discovery. Despite being not so reliable, I loved the previous gen just because it looked so good. I don't feel the same with this gen.
@@geethsan1567 even the old gen wasn't that unreliable, and this new one looks better in person, might be a question of taste, but what the most people call ugly (the back of the discovery) is an homage to the older gens, and I totally appreciate that. And I didn't leased mine and haven't had any problems out of the ordinary with cars.
The design team in JLR might be using some 8 bit software, i reckon
Please do a XT6 vs Aviator comparison
I love your reviews!
Optional air suspension is worse than standard steel spring suspension. Tells me everything I need to know: the whole car is underdeveloped hence avoid.
How much better is the ride on the range rover?
Ford offers the Discovery as well underneath the Explorer name lolol
Since I’d like to drive the vehicle I own instead of just having visitation rights to the dealership service bay, I’d rather have the Kia Telluride than this.
Alex, JLR is owned by TATA so this is technically the "Indian" option
Great review
How many of you are here just for watching this video, but never will buy a range over even if you can afford it?
The front looks like a Kia Soul more than a Range Rover.
Alex, I was just looking for a Discovery review under your channel. I'm shopping the HSE Discovery vs Lexus GX vs Volvo XC90.
GX
The Lexus GX aka Land Cruiser Prado is infinitely more reliable and more sturdy than this thing. They can be had for some serious deals off lease.
@@ryanmartinage True. The GX is the most reliable vehicle on the market.
@@ryanmartinage L C ? ugly car ever build in this beautiful planet.i have the money but Wii never spend on this ugly shit
I am Land Rover Owner and Land Rover is just Life style and adventure truck .... probably the legend say is not the best on reliability but from the box is the most preparer SUV for overland and off-road period and I know out there worst SUV run the planet with more reliability issue . Yes Land Rover is not like Toyota can run the world with out Maintenance...Land Rover is for Men who like to fix is on truck by self and is not for traditional City people who depend from a mechanic. By default if you can't fix a Land Rover don't Buy.
Base in this SUV this is perfect to go shopping not for Off roading.
@@dearbulls
In my case my truck run dessert.. Forest.. beach s from all the country without major issue..
How would this compare to the new Lincoln Aviator?
No comparison. The Land Rover Discovery is clearly superior to any daft American vehicle.
I have an LR4 (generation before this) and it worked very well on squared shaped vehicle. But it looks so unattractive in this rounded shaped car
I love how objective Alex is in his reviews but I'll bring up the elephant in the room. Reliability. Land Rover/Range Rover are notoriously awful for reliability. I know almost all customers in this class lease their vehicles so they are under warranty but it's still a major pain to have your vehicle in the shop. Also, how in the hell did they design a 2nd row that can't accomodate a child seat? Why can't you put anything in the cargo area with all 3 rows up? Why is the mileage so terrible? I like the styling but why would I not choose anything else in this class over this?
I’ll take a Telluride or Palisade any day over this
William D me too
William D nope. You gotta drive these things it’s amazing
@@esteban75lover23 A durrango v8 drives way better
I tow a 20,000 lb. boat with my Kona
I agree those models are better on road people movers and have better tech, but if you are into off road capabilities and or towing the disco has some class leading capabilities
To be specific, Velar use same variated platform than F-Pace. Disco is same with RR Sport and RR.
Incorrect. Velar and F-Pace are the same platform. Disco Sport, E-Pace, and Evoque are the same.
@@esteban75lover23 I meaned F-Pace. I get distracted by alphabet.
Center console design looks like they pulled it straight out of a 2010 Mazda CX-9
"The English Patient"
RR sport does not have 3 rows
I can't believe Alex missed an opportunity to pronounce "al-u-minium" when he described the Discovery's body structure. Blimey, guv'nor.
:)
Not as 'peppy' as the BMW X5 and X7 - try taking those fanny wagons off road and see how far you get. Chalk - Cheese.
Try getting off road without breaking down.
@@sakethkanumuri1280 I regularly do - Salisbury plain mainly. No problems so far.
Oh come on! Land Rover has THE BEST off roading experience ever! BMW does not even have HDC.
The Indian option
This SUV is like buying a BMW X7 at the price of a BMW X5, I’m right? This SUV is bigger than the X5 and it’s cost less than a X7.
The rear end looks like its having a stroke.. 🙄
Better have a 10 year bumper to bumper warranty.
You should have came up with a better thumbnail
Who buys these pos JLR products? They literally can't work for longer than a year tops. Sister had to have one and was in the shop every other week for something malfunctioning. She sold it 7 months later. This was a 2018. He'll the loaner Evoque they have her broke down twice. Yikes.
The answer is: No. No, it isn’t.
Swap in a Chrysler 4-cyl. and sign me up!
3,291st view, 65th comment, 189th like with 8 dislikes!
Looks awkward, something Chevrolet would design in their past for their economic midsize crossover.
A moment of silence please...for the unfortunate people who decide to buy one of these off-lease. Endless pain and suffering awaits them - endless that is, until they either set it on fire or sell it.
bullshit.i still enjoy mine clock just 178000km.never suffer at all
Got mine for just over three years now and its been a dream to own, I never took any notice of the preconceived opinions on these vehicles by people who have never owned one. There is nothing like them on the road and all the family love it. @@ushittyuglylc5037
Indian car makes a comback🤣
Land Rover ruined the Discovery, looks just like all the other models , not body on frame , their going to ruin the defender also
Fifth generation not third
So many drivetrain electronics waiting to be broken.
If Doug DeMuro has taught me anything about Land Rovers...
I know beauty is subjective but this car is ugly. I like the looks of Evoque and the Velar. Its a pity that land rover discontinued the 110, that model while boxy had its own fans.
looks like the RAV4 & the Explorer had an offspring
@Russell 747 makes perfect sense. design is a mix of the two.
so sad
This guy knows zip about this vehicle. Zip
Expensive, safety optional, poor MPG and not reliable. No wonder I’ve only seen like 2 after it was released.
Wow, really?? 18mpg in 2019?!? This is depressing...
Idk where you live but in america thats pretty average. Also we have less regulation cheating turbocharged engines over here so the numbers are more real world.
It really isn’t for that size of vehicle. Look at the competition and you’ll see. They’re very heavy!
@@afcgeo882 this guy is probably a european whos used to tiny cars with tiny turbodiesels that get 50mpg, not understanding how engines work in the real world, especially gasoline (petrol) ones
James Mastroianni I doubt it. They don’t know how much an MPG is.
@@afcgeo882 considering most SUV reviewers are american, people watching have learned to open another tab and convert the mpg to L/100km, and eventually just got a rough idea of conversions. 40 would be great, 30 good, 20 bad and 10 is unbearable. with just that mindset seeing 18 mpg appropriately would spark a negative reaction
The best offroader ever...........for wealthy wifes who only use it to drive their kids around in.......on road!
The rear of the Disco has always had that kind of a look. No one is buying these anyway, just leasing. Too unreliable.
garbage worst car ever owned along with the ridiculous jaguar
b on what?
Disappointing report and well deserved,ugly,bad design and overpriced.Coming from a time served Jag/Land Rover mechanic.
I love classic Land Rover models, but can't think of a single reason to buy this ugly depreciating money pit .
The Discovery is one of the ugliest crossovers available. The back is just such an ugly shape
I’ll keep my 2011 LR4 HSE...... this new design is horrible.
Land Rover air suspension is the path to DeMuro glory.
Land Rover air suspension is the path to DeMuro glory.
Land Rover air suspension is the path to DeMuro glory.